NSG 411LEC - Wellness and Illness Concepts with Individuals, Families and Communities II

This course builds on the foundation of Wellness and Illness I, expanding student?s abilities to promote wellness and a healthier lifestyle for individuals, families and populations, across the wellness-illness continuum. Selected concepts and exemplars provide for further development of conceptual thinking and skills to facilitate clinical reasoning. Through the application and understanding of critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and predictive management, students will continue to broaden their situational thinking abilities to provide evidence-based, culturally relevant, patient-centered collaborative care across the lifespan.

Credits: 5

Grading
Graded (GRD)

Typically Offered:
Fall

Requisites:
Pre-Requisite: NSG 315 and NSG 316 and NSG 317 and NSG 348; Co-Requisite: NSG 412.