NURS4301: Person-Centered Care of Adults and Older Adults

3 Credits

Examines person-centered and evidence-based nursing care for adults and older adults. Fundamentals of nursing and prerequisite courses support the exploration of physical health conditions with increasing complexity. Respect for diversity, differences, preferences, values, needs, resources, and the determinants of health unique to individuals provides the lens for approaching nursing interventions. Emphasis is on critical analysis of assessing data, determining nursing actions based on evidence while advancing clinical reasoning ability in acute and chronic disease management of adults and older adults.

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