Clinical Reasoning Iii: Acute Complex Problems with Gender and Behavior Health (With Variations)
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This is the third of five sequential theory courses that will prepare the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) to provide primary care to the pediatric experiencing acute complex health conditions with an emphasis in gender and behavioral health systems. It integrates evidence-based aspects of care that are based on age, gender, sexuality and social determinants of health. Content addresses comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and management of acute complex health conditions, including appropriate diagnostic procedures, laboratory tests, and follow-up care for patients. PNP students focus on health care for all populations and all age groups with particular emphasis on underserved and those from various cultures emphasizing health promotion, patient education, and disease prevention. Prerequisites: NR.210.631
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