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Primary Care of the Family Practicum II

Description:
Family nursing theory and research are further integrated as students develop competencies in their role as family nurse practitioner. Under the supervision of nurse practitioners and faculty, students manage and coordinate primary care for multicultural urban families experiencing a continuum of health promotion, episodic, and chronic illness problems. The diagnostic, therapeutic, evaluative, consultative, and teaching functions of the nurse practitioner role are examined within a professional, ethical and legal framework. Skills in collaborative interdisciplinary practice are emphasized. Seminar discussions include an exploration of the health policy issues that influence the delivery of health care to underserved urban families and communities.

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2013 Fall

Section	Class Number	Weekly Schedule	Time	Instructor	Location
01	9712		-	Ouzts,Kathleen Marie	ON-LINE	More Info
01	1243	Tu	07:00 PM - 09:45 PM	McAllister,Margaret	W02-0125	More Info
01L	1244		-	Bogal,Carolyn B		More Info
02	9713		-	Buttaro,Terry	ON-LINE	More Info
02L	1245		-	Bogal,Carolyn B		More Info
03	9714		-		ON-LINE	More Info
03L	2977		-	Bogal,Carolyn B		More Info

2013 Spring

Section	Class Number	Weekly Schedule	Time	Instructor	Location
01	3962		-	Ouzts,Kathleen Marie	ON-LINE	More Info
02	3963		-	Buttaro,Terry	ON-LINE	More Info
03	12982		-	McAllister,Margaret	ON-LINE	More Info

2013 Summer

Section	Class Number	Weekly Schedule	Time	Instructor	Location
01Z	1887		-	Ouzts,Kathleen Marie	ON-LINE	More Info
02Z	3598		-	Halon,Patricia A	ON-LINE	More Info