Adult Geriatric Acute Care II Clinical

Catalog description

A clinical experience to advance proficiency in comprehensive health evaluation across the adult lifespan for patients with acute, critical, complex conditions within the context of family, community, and culture. The emphasis is on the integration of theory, assessment and advanced therapeutics for adults and frail elders in high acuity patient settings. A minimum of 165 clinical hours are required. Students will work with a variety of preceptors including acute gerontology nurse practitioners, and acute care physicians. This course fosters clinical competency and emphasizes evidence-based practice in adults. Prerequisites: NR 621, NR 622. Corequisite: NR 623.