Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnostic Reasoning

3 credits

Phases of clinical judgment and various diagnostic reasoning models are explored in the context of direct patient care. Health maintenance concepts and diagnostic reasoning skills are developed. The mandatory one-week on-campus residency is designed to develop and evaluate health assessment and diagnostic reasoning skills. ***Prerequisite: MNUR 800 & MNUR 803.*** *Note: Whilst enrolled, the student will engage is 16 hours of clinical practice. Additionally, a one week mandatory residency in Regina is held a the end of this course. The residency will account for 39 lab hours.*