Common alterations in health and health promotion practices are considered within the framework of family development. Clinical laboratory on campus. The focus of this clinical nursing course is the client systems composed of persons and families at risk for experiencing stressors that threaten system stability. Physiological, psychological, sociocultural, developmental, and spiritual variables are incorporated in the nursing process. Intervention strategies focus on continuing primary prevention and beginning secondary prevention.
Clinical experiences continue to emphasize the provider of care role.
Four hours lecture and 12 hours clinical laboratory per week. Offered fall semester. The focus of this clinical nursing course is the client systems composed of persons and families requiring treatment of symptoms to attain system stability or wellness. Emphasis is on identification of client systems strengths and stressors affecting normal lines of defense. Physiological, psychological, sociocultural, developmental, and spiritual variables are incorporated in the nursing process.