Demonstrate interdisciplinary collaboration in the delivery of primary health care in chronic illness. Utilize critical thinking skills to evaluate case studies and clinical vignettes. Students are to notify the faculty if there are problems which interfere with their ability to fulfill the obligations of the course. Alternate due dates for assignments may be negotiated at the discretion of the faculty. This should be done in advance of the announced due date.
Students are accountable for all work which is submitted or presented for evaluation.
While collaboration with others prior to completing an assignment is encouraged, unauthorized collaboration will be considered cheating or plagiarism. Use of information from publications or media productions without proper acknowledgment and citation is also considered plagiarism. See your student handbook and graduate catalog for specific details. Students who require accommodations for class assignments due to disabilities should initiate and maintain the processes as designated by University policy. Accommodations will not be made until these procedures have been followed.