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NURSING 433 teaches person-centered nursing care for older adults using research and evidence-based guidelines to assess, diagnose, and manage complex health needs.
NURSING 590 covers contemporary nursing practices, focusing on the management of health problems including critical care, health promotion, and care for developmental disabilities.
This course introduces health care systems, covering factors affecting health, care delivery in various settings, roles of health workers, and the sociological and economic aspects of health care.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Reviewers describe the workload as disproportionately high for a two-credit course, citing weekly discussion posts, long papers, and extensive research projects. Some students found the volume of reading and detailed note-taking requirements overwhelming.
NURSING 315 teaches professional nursing attributes, interactions, and care concepts for individuals, families, and systems to build foundational practice competence.
This graduate-level course explores health promotion and disease prevention from theoretical foundations to clinical applications, focusing on diverse populations.