NURS 2504

Learners explore nursing roles and activities in varied practice settings within the community. The frameworks of population health, levels of prevention, primary health care, and determinants of health are used to identify populations at risk and formulate community health promotion strategies. This course is restricted to students in the Practical Nursing program. Prerequisites (minimum grade or equivalent): ENGL 100 (C+); COMM 125 (C+); ANAT 1101 Anatomy and Physiology (C+); NURS 1101 Nursing Arts (C+); NURS 1202 Nursing Foundations 1 (B+); NURS 1301 Mathematical Principles of Medication Administration (A-); NURS 1504 Care of the Older Adult (C+); NURS 1102 Applied Pharmacology (C+); NURS 1103 Pathophysiology (C+); NURS 1201 Adult Health Assessment (B+); NURS 1203 Nursing Foundations 2 (B+); NURS 1401 Clinical 1: Foundational (P); PSYC 206 Human Growth and Development Across the Lifespan (C+); NURS 2204 Nursing Foundations 3 (B+); NURS 2501 Maternity Nursing (C+); NURS 2502 Pediatric Nursing (C+)