POPULATION HEALTH PRACTICUM II: COMMUNITY ACTION AND COLLECTIVE IMPACT
Fosters advanced practice competencies and deeper understandings of collaborative practice in population health. Employ structured systems thinking, stakeholder engagement, and interdisciplinary leadership to investigate and address complex issues in population health. Advanced practice competencies to be developed include: structured approaches to systems thinking, community engagement, collaborative leadership, responsive communication, teamwork, multidisciplinary program planning, cross-sector collaboration, and collective impact.
Prerequisites & course information
Requisites: NURSING 720 and 723 Course Designation: Grad 50% - Counts toward 50% graduate coursework requirement Repeatable for Credit: No Last Taught: Spring 2026 Learning Outcomes: 1. Apply structured systems thinking processes to complex population health issues and collaborative approaches to practice. Audience: Graduate 2. Examine current models, frameworks, and principles of interprofessional and crosssector collaboration in population health practice. Audience: Graduate 3. Employ principles of collaborative leadership, collective goal-setting, teamwork, and responsive communication in interdisciplinary and cross-sector efforts to promote population health. Audience: Graduate 4. Use participatory planning strategies to prioritize the needs and experience of clients and respect the mission and resources of collaborative partners. Audience: Graduate 5. Integrate ethical reasoning, empathic perspective-taking, and sensitivity to culture, historical context, and power in all aspects of population health practice. Audience: Graduate 6. Consistently demonstrate professionalism, insight, clear and effective communication skills, curiosity, and respect for different values, beliefs and practices. Audience: Graduate Learning Outcomes: 1. Apply structured systems thinking processes to complex population health issues and collaborative approaches to practice. Audience: Graduate 2. Examine current models, frameworks, and principles of interprofessional and crosssector collaboration in population health practice. Audience: Graduate 3. Employ principles of collaborative leadership, collective goal-setting, teamwork, and responsive communication in interdisciplinary and cross-sector efforts to promote population health. Audience: Graduate 4. Use participatory planning strategies to prioritize the needs and experience of clients and respect the mission and resources of collaborative partners. Audience: Graduate 5. Integrate ethical reasoning, empathic perspective-taking, and sensitivity to culture, historical context, and power in all aspects of population health practice. Audience: Graduate 6. Consistently demonstrate professionalism, insight, clear and effective communication skills, curiosity, and respect for different values, beliefs and practices. Audience: Graduate
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027