Women's/Gender Advanced Practice Nursing Clinical Practicum I

3 credits

In this precepted course, didactic learning is applied in clinical settings focusing on the promotion of optimal health for diverse populations. A biopsychosocial framework considering health information technology, evidence-based, and cost-effective principles informs clinical decision-making. Students will engage in the assessment, clinical reasoning process, clinical judgment, routine health care maintenance, education, and management of common women/gender primary health concerns considering health inequities, bias, structural racism, gender, ablism, and social determinants of health. Students will demonstrate person-centered, trauma-informed, ethical, and humanistic care in the advanced practice nursing role. Learning is facilitated through faculty and preceptor collaboration, seminars, and clinical documentation.