NP 612 - Family Theory: Young and Middle Age Adult

 

Course Learning Objectives

1. Uses ethical principles when making decisions based on the patient visit (AACN I);
2. Discuss health care across the lifespan incorporating ethical, legal, cultural, economic, political and psychosocial principles. (AACN III, IX);
3. Demonstrate appropriate and effective oral and written communication with adults ages 18-60, their families, and other health care professionals. (AACN VII, VIII);
4. Integrates teaching and learning principles and environmental data in providing culturally humble care and developing the role of the family nurse practitioner as health educator. (AACN VIII, IX);
5. Illustrate the elements of developmentally appropriate comprehensive and focused health histories and physical examinations for ages 18-60 (AACN IV, IX);
6. Use current research related to diagnostic and treatment protocols to improve the delivery of health care to individuals 18-60. (AACN IV, IX);
7. Interpret the effectiveness of interventions and care management strategies in improving the health status of individuals. (AACN VI, IX);
8. Use the principles of human growth and development in the assessment, plan and treatment of patients ages 18-60. (AACN IV, IX);
9. Apply research, adaptation and related theories to develop management plans for health promotion, disease prevention, and stable chronic illnesses for those ages 18-60. (AACN IV, VIII, IX)