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NU 469 - Professional Perspectives: Complex Health Alterations and Threats to Health

Credits: 6


Theory (4) 60 contact hours; Clinical (2) 90 clinical hours
Prerequisite: NU 359, 459, 465, 467.
Concurrent enrollment: NU 464, 471.
This course is offered the last semester of the senior year. The focus in this course is on the application of nursing concepts to complex client situations in a variety of health care settings. Learning activities provide students with opportunities to enhance their skills and knowledge in the nursing roles of provider, collaborator, and manager of care, as well as those of change agent and patient advocate.

Please see changes to prerequisites for this course published in the addendum. 


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