NURS 2216

(4 Credits) 11 Clinical hours This course will provide opportunities for students to use various population health and community health models while working with diverse underserved population groups across the lifespan. Students will work within various phases of the community health process including community health assessment, analysis, diagnosis, intervention and evaluation. Students complete a population/aggregate assessment and develop planned intervention considering the principles of primary health care, social and structural determinants of health, and population health within a community setting. Students will integrate previous and current theoretical and practical knowledge. Note: Students must be prepared to attend clinical anywhere in Calgary and be open to options outside of Calgary. Section information text: This is a holding section for clinical placements. All students will register in the holding section, and then be randomly assigned to a clinical placement and its corresponding section. Once you have been placed, you cannot change your placement. Must take NURS 2215. Additional online clinical module 3 hours per week.