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Nov 24, 2024
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NUR 420 - Community Health and Population-Focused NursingSemester Hours: 3
Public health nursing is an interconnection of nursing science and public health principles that focuses on improving the health of families, groups, and populations. This course provides a broad focus of public health, a more focused view of population health and health promotion, preparing the learner to practice effectively in the context of community-orientated, population-focused nursing practice. Students will be introduced to the impact that public health nursing creates on the general health status of the community through large-scale interventions, and political advocacy. The student will gain a greater understanding of public health nursing’s focus on: health promotion; disease prevention; genomics; epidemiology; protecting vulnerable (at-risk) populations; and identifying and preventing health disparities while being culturally sensitive, client centered and community focused.
Pre- or co-requisites: NUR 303 - Research and Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing and NUR 320 - Comprehensive Health and Physical Assessment . Required admittance to the Lakeland University RN to BSN Completion Program.
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