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

1 credits · School of Nursing

Building on the concepts introduced in N541B, this course provides the foundation to increase nursing student aptitude in addressing social drivers of health. In this course, students evaluate community-based interventions and analyze health systems and social policies contributing to health disparities. In addition, students plan and implement evidence-based health promotion strategies and use clinical skills in a mobile clinic setting to increase access to culturally appropriate care for rural, urban underserved, and veteran populations. This course is for students enrolled in the Master of Science in Nursing Program.