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NURSING 826

FOUNDATIONS FOR APN CLINICAL PRACTICE III

3 credits.

Advance knowledge for clinical decision-making. Coordination of complex care across systems and settings will be emphasized.

Prerequisites & course information

Requisites: NURSING 727 and 729 Course Designation: Grad 50% - Counts toward 50% graduate coursework requirement Repeatable for Credit: Yes, unlimited number of completions Last Taught: Fall 2026 Learning Outcomes: 1. Refine clinical decision-making skills related to the care of patients with complex and co-existing health care needs. Audience: Graduate 2. Coordinate care for patients or populations across settings. Audience: Graduate 3. Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to improve the care of patients with complex or co-existing health problems. Audience: Graduate 4. Utilize technology to facilitate care across systems and settings. Audience: Graduate 5. Utilize integrative strategies to assist individuals and families in achieving optimal health and wellness. Audience: Graduate 6. Evaluate models of care designed to reduce health disparities across systems and settings. Audience: Graduate 7. Analyze and evaluate the links between clinical practice, organizational goals, and fiscal and policy issues. Audience: Graduate Learning Outcomes: 1. Refine clinical decision-making skills related to the care of patients with complex and co-existing health care needs. Audience: Graduate 2. Coordinate care for patients or populations across settings. Audience: Graduate 3. Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to improve the care of patients with complex or co-existing health problems. Audience: Graduate 4. Utilize technology to facilitate care across systems and settings. Audience: Graduate 5. Utilize integrative strategies to assist individuals and families in achieving optimal health and wellness. Audience: Graduate 6. Evaluate models of care designed to reduce health disparities across systems and settings. Audience: Graduate 7. Analyze and evaluate the links between clinical practice, organizational goals, and fiscal and policy issues. Audience: Graduate

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