NU 309
Psychosocial Integrity
Central Methodist University · UGRD · Fall 2026
1 section
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(2.5 lecture/0.5 clinical hours). This course focuses on the adaptive responses in self-concept, role function, and interdependence modes which promote the goals of adaptation and the integrity of the individual, family, and community. Communication intervention techniques are examined. Much of the clinical exposure is in the community setting. Credit hours awarded meet the Missouri State Board of Nursing 3:1 contact-to-credit hour guideline. Prerequisites: NU307 - Adaptation Nursing Applications, NU308 - Health Assessment, and NU312 - Pharmacology I
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