NUR 612 – Clinical Prevention, Population Health, and Vulnerable Populations is a graduate-level course in the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program at Siena Heights University. The course examines the principles and practices of clinical prevention, population health, and care for vulnerable populations. Students will learn about the different types of preventive care, the factors that contribute to population health disparities, and the strategies for providing culturally competent care to vulnerable populations. They will also develop the skills necessary to assess and manage population health data.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of NUR 612 – Clinical Prevention, Population Health, and Vulnerable Populations, students will be able to:
- Define and explain key concepts in clinical prevention, population health, and vulnerable populations
- Identify and analyze the factors that contribute to population health disparities
- Develop and implement preventive care interventions
- Assess and manage population health data
- Provide culturally competent care to vulnerable populations
- Advocate for health equity and social justice
Course Resources
- Textbook: Primary Care of the Adult Nurse Practitioner (5th Edition) by Pamela A. Palencik and Kathleen A. Hanson
- Handouts
- PowerPoint presentations
- Online resources
- Guest speakers
Prerequisites
NUR 612 requires the following prerequisites:
- Current RN license
- Enrollment in the MSN program
