Description
The course provides experience in utilzing all rerequisite courses and nursing knowledged as it applies to the health of families, populations groups, communities and the geriatric client. Conceptualizing a holistic view of the family/community includes an analysis and interpretation of bio-psycho-social-spiritual factors including culture, community resources, and epidemiology in relation to health. A synthesis of all steps of the nursing process is applied in working with clients in the community. Clinical experiences are gained from involvement with various community agencies. The student gains experience in assuming the role of the nurse in collaborating with health team members in the delivery of primary care. Prerequisite: Nrsg 206; Nrsg 210; Nrsg 331; Nrsg 332; Nrsg 333; Nrsg 334. Corequisite: Nrsg 424; Nrsg 497. Offered: Fall.