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POPULATION HEALTH THEORY AND METHODS SEMINAR I: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES & POPULATION HEALTH ETHICS

NURSING 723
Course Description

Introduction to the foundational concepts, core functions, and professional values of advanced population health nursing. Contemporary issues in population health will be used to explore and integrate the epidemiological science, theoretical constructs, ethical considerations, and best practice strategies that underlie sound practice.

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