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POPULATION HEALTH PRACTICUM I: WORKING IN THE AGGREGATE

NURSING 720
Course Description

Experiential learning focused on the application of foundational skills and perspectives of advanced population health nursing practice. Provides an opportunity to synthesize, integrate, and apply new knowledge and skills and gain professional experience in population health. Emphasis is on aggregate assessment and evidence-based planning, including critical appraisal of existent data, generation of primary data, community engagement, participatory solution-finding, and the identification of evidence-based strategies to promote and protect health and well-being.

Prerequisties

NURSING 702 or concurrent enrollment

Satisfies
Credits

3

Offered

Not Applicable

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