Assessment and care of the high risk mother and infant are also emphasized. Reproductive health issues in relation to national reproductive health priorities are examined. Opportunities are provided for students to integrate key processes and concepts relevant to nursing theory and selected women s health issues. Clinical experiences are provided in acute care and community settings. The focus of this course is on the nurse-person process in the care of children and families across the health care continuum.
Emphasis is on understanding health experiences of children with changing patterns of health.
Developmental theory and quality of life issues from the child s and family s perspective are emphasized. Child and family health issues are examined in acute care and community settings. This course focuses on beginning knowledge of assessment, policy development, planning, and assurance of health for populations and communities. Skills and knowledge relevant to nursing science and public health are integrated to inform understanding of community health nursing. Epidemiology, population demographics, vital statistics, health care delivery models, advocacy resources, and levels of prevention are emphasized.