NURS 724 Primary Care Nursing IV: Complex Care
This course focuses on developing advanced skills in primary care management of adult and older adult clients with complex, multi-system illnesses. Etiology, clinical presentation, differential diagnoses, disease management issues, and ongoing health promotion/disease prevention will be addressed utilizing an evidence-based framework for providing complex care based in systems biology, healthy aging theory, and advanced practice nursing theory. Health disparities, based in racism, ethnicity, poverty, and structural violence, their effects on physical and mental health, and the DNP prepared advanced practice nurse's responsibility to combat these disparities will be addressed along with the DNP role in providing case management for persons with complex, debilitating illnesses.
Note: Restricted to major code: Admitted DNP student.
Prerequisites
Special information
3 Graduate credits
Effective May 7, 2016 to present
Learning outcomes
General
- Analyze needs related to health promotion for adult and older adult clients with complex multi-system illnesses.
- Evaluate laboratory and diagnostic studies related to multi-system illnesses common in adults and older adults.
- Utilize evidenced based principles in the management of multi-system illnesses common in adults and older adults.
- Provide holistic primary care for adults and older adults with complex illness that is based on knowledge of etiology, clinical findings, differential diagnosis, and nursing theory.
- Engage in advocacy for underserved populations based on analysis of the bio-psycho-social-historical-political basis for health disparities and the DNP role in developing a socially just healthcare system.
- Provide culturally, ethnically, and racially sensitive and appropriate primary care that avoids essentialism and confronts the issues of privilege and power within the healthcare system.
Spring 2025
Section | Title | Instructor | books | eservices |
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01 | Primary Care Nursing IV: Complex Care | Khaled, Dina Sakr | Books for NURS-724-01 Spring 2025 | Course details for NURS-724-01 Spring 2025 |