NURS 1213

(3 Credits) 2 Lecture, Blended, Online hours, 2 Laboratory hours This course is a continuation of the Health Promotion for Individuals I. Additional focus will be placed on understanding the individual's holistic experience of health within the context of family, community, health and professional resources to support and promote health and health equity. Within a lens of relational practice (based on Indigenous Teachings from respected Elders and Knowledge Keepers) students continue to integrate theory, and will practice holistic health assessments related to the determinants and patterns of health, directing nursing care and health promotion interventions. Note: This course builds on content from other 1000 level Midwifery courses. Students are recommended to take courses in 1000 level of the program prior to registering for this course. Section information text: No waitlisting allowed. Placements are day and/or evening. Students may have to be available for connect care pre-training prior to the actual start of the clinical course.