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Johns Hopkins University | NR.402.701

Diagnostic Reasoning I: Wellness in Primary Care and Common Acute Health Conditions in Adult Primary Care

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This first of four sequential theory courses is designed to equip Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioners with the knowledge and competency necessary to conduct a Wellness assessment and outline routine screenings for adolescents, adults and older adults. This course will also focus on assessing, diagnosing, and treating common acute conditions frequently found in ambulatory care. Students will focus on synthesizing previous course work for the application of concepts related to patient presentations in clinical encounters. By the conclusion of this course, AGPCNP students will have developed a foundational understanding and skill set for providing respectful, effective, inclusive, and equitable care to all patient in the adult population, setting the stage for advanced practice in adult primary care

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