NURS 317: Honors: Adult Health II Clinical

Course Description

This course will focus on the application of the nursing process to promote optimal health in clients with acute and long-term mental and physical impairments. While the focus is on the individual client, the influences of family and community systems are also appreciated in the provision of care. The tertiary level of prevention is emphasized, while primary and secondary prevention strategies are also implemented as appropriate. The development of long-term caring relationships to address the psychosocial needs of clients is stressed. While the emphasis is on the unique contributions of nursing, the multidisciplinary approach to providing care of clients with acute and long-term health needs is also recognized. Prerequisites: NURSING 313, concurrent enrollment in NURSING 314, 319, enrolled in good standing with The Honors College; prior or concurrent enrollment in Honors 175Q. Special course fees may apply.