Prerequisites: CD-822 or CD-823. This course presents the principles of basic psychometrics, models of diagnosis, assessment philosophy, and fundamental concepts of clinical measurement. Students are introduced to varied types of assessment measures including both formal,

Primary Care Across the Life Span-Family Health III is the third of three primary care courses that prepares students for advanced nursing practice as family nurse practitioners. Care of individuals and families across the life span with complex disease and multiple health

Continuation of Disseminating Theory and Science into Advancing the Practice of Nursing - DNP-967.

Prerequisites: Bachelor’s Degree. This course focuses on principles of epidemiology related to social determinants of health in racialized populations for application to population health for nurse leaders. Within an evidence-based approach, population health concepts are

Prerequisites: None. Pass/Fail option available. Immigrants, refugees, and Native Americans bring unique experiences with profound implications for their health care experience. To provide optimal care, providers must be sensitive and knowledgeable of expectations and practices

Prerequisites: Bachelor’s Degree. This course is designed to teach students how to integrate in-depth scientific knowledge related to pathophysiology, health assessment and pharmacotherapeutics. Emphasis is placed on the application of this knowledge to clinical decision making

Prerequisites: None. Pass/Fail, Audit not available. This is the first in a series of professional reasoning courses. It will provide an introduction to the fundamental concepts of professional reasoning and critical inquiry as the basis for professional decision-making.

Prerequisites: OH-881, OH-882. This course provides a foundation in concepts and techniques related to basic quantitative and qualitative research methods applicable to health professions. Students will think critically about the ways in which theories and models are used to

Prerequisites: NP-732. Primary Care Across the Life Span-Family Health II is the second of three primary care courses that prepares students for advanced nursing practice as family nurse practitioners. Care of individuals and families across the life span with chronic illness