Addressing Social Drivers of Health in Rural and Underserved Communities IB-Clinical

1 credits · School of Nursing

This is the first of two courses that provide a foundation to increase nursing student aptitude in addressing social drivers of health. In this course, students address community needs and assets and determine community health priorities. In addition, students plan and implement evidence-based health promotion strategies and use clinical skills in a mobile clinic setting to provide culturally appropriate care for rural, urban underserved, and veteran populations. MSN students: pre-requisite: NURSING 620, NURSING 622; instructor permission is required.