FOUNDATIONS FOR APN CLINICAL PRACTICE II

Prerequisites & course information

Requisites: NURSING 726 , 728 , and concurrent enrollment in NURSING 729 Course Designation: Grad 50% - Counts toward 50% graduate coursework requirement Repeatable for Credit: Yes, unlimited number of completions Last Taught: Spring 2026 Learning Outcomes: 1. Evaluate strategies of risk analysis and reduction, screening and disease detection. Audience: Graduate 2. Refine primary, secondary and tertiary prevention strategies into the clinical management of a patient’s wellness and health care needs. Audience: Graduate 3. Analyze and integrate evidence-based interventions and clinical guidelines in patient health promotion, disease prevention, and illness management plans. Audience: Graduate 4. Initiate and evaluate appropriate counseling and patient education strategies to assist patients to make positive lifestyle and behavioral changes. Audience: Graduate 5. Apply advanced physiological, pathophysiological, pharmacologic and psychosocial concepts and principles into the clinical management of common and complex health problems across a variety of settings. Audience: Graduate 6. Collaborate with individuals and families to implement clinical management plans that are culturally congruent and reflect patient and family beliefs and value systems across the lifespan. Audience: Graduate 7. Analyze patient data and develop individualized management plans based on current evidence and appropriate resources. Audience: Graduate Learning Outcomes: 1. Evaluate strategies of risk analysis and reduction, screening and disease detection. Audience: Graduate 2. Refine primary, secondary and tertiary prevention strategies into the clinical management of a patient’s wellness and health care needs. Audience: Graduate 3. Analyze and integrate evidence-based interventions and clinical guidelines in patient health promotion, disease prevention, and illness management plans. Audience: Graduate 4. Initiate and evaluate appropriate counseling and patient education strategies to assist patients to make positive lifestyle and behavioral changes. Audience: Graduate 5. Apply advanced physiological, pathophysiological, pharmacologic and psychosocial concepts and principles into the clinical management of common and complex health problems across a variety of settings. Audience: Graduate 6. Collaborate with individuals and families to implement clinical management plans that are culturally congruent and reflect patient and family beliefs and value systems across the lifespan. Audience: Graduate 7. Analyze patient data and develop individualized management plans based on current evidence and appropriate resources. Audience: Graduate