Primary Care II

Graduate / Professional

This is the second of four didactic courses designed to enable students to gain the problem-solving and clinical strategies necessary for primary care practice as nurse practitioners/midwives and builds upon content taught in Primary Care I, Seminar A and B. Classes focus on health promotion, disease prevention, differential diagnosis, and evidence-based management of common health conditions for diverse populations of patients from adolescence to senescence. Required for students in the first year of specialization in the AGPCNP, FNP, MW, and MWHNP tracks. Two hours per week (2.0 credits). Prerequisites: successful completion of Primary Care I, Seminar A (NURS 7020) and B ( NURS 7030 ), concurrent with NURS 7050 (FNP only) or with NURS 7045 (AGNP only). 2 Course cr HTBA