Professional Practice of the FNP
Explores concepts and theory from nursing, social, and biological sciences related to primary care management of complex health/illness conditions in adults and children as members of families. Emphasis is on community/social issues influencing individual and family health, complex individual, family and/or community interventions, advanced role development and legal, political, ethical issues affecting nurse practitioner practice. Nursing 295R and 295Q may not both be counted. Two lecture hours a week for one semester.
Prerequisites & course information
Explores concepts and theory from nursing, social, and biological sciences related to primary care management of complex health/illness conditions in adults and children as members of families. Emphasis is on community/social issues influencing individual and family health, complex individual, family and/or community interventions, advanced role development and legal, political, ethical issues affecting nurse practitioner practice. Nursing 295R and 295Q may not both be counted. Two lecture hours a week for one semester.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027