Prerequisites: NP-845 NP-848 NP-849 NP-855 NP-885A NP-885B. This course provides students with a forum to synthesize knowledge acquired throughout the curriculum while integrating theory with precepted clinical practice. Focus will be on the refinementing and development of

Prerequisites: NS-509, NS-510, NS-520, NS-522. Course letter grade and Pass/Fail for clinical component. Principles of public health nursing including community assessment, health behavior change, and health promotion are applied in the care of individuals, families and

Prerequisites: NS-621, NS-660, NS-665, NS-661. Course letter grade and Pass/Fail for clinical component. Principles of public health nursing including community assessment, health behavior change, and health promotion are applied in the care of individuals, families

Prerequisites: None. This course is an overview of classical test theory, item response theory, and application of measurement principles to the judicious selection, use, and interpretation of measurement tools in rehabilitation research and practice. It will include critical

This course is used for those students who need to be in continuing student status but are in preparation for qualifying exams post completion of all coursework.

Prerequisites: DNP-866. In this second semester, doctoral course, students will expand the foundation of their doctoral nursing practice. Students will assess practice environments, organizational behavior, and population health. Students will analyze the impact of health care

Prerequisites: NE-712 and NE-713 or instructor's permission. This course builds on foundational courses (NE-712 and NE-713). Its focus is program level evaluation in the context of a broader system. It covers the major frameworks for program design and evaluation including

Prerequisites: NH-716 - may take concurrently. Pass/Fail option available. This course focuses on the skills necessary to effectively manage or participate in Health Information Technology (HIT) and/or quality/process improvement projects. The class will cover HIT/Quality

Prerequisites: None. This course provides an overview of the stress system as it relates to health, illness, and the human experience. Concepts including allostasis, allostatic load, and resilience, along with the physiology of relaxation response will be presented, with

Prerequisites: None Pass/ Faill and audit available Management of persons, families, or groups with HIV/AIDS, with emphasis on case management strategies with culturally diverse clients applied in primary, secondary and tertiary.