NURS 823 – Advanced Practicum in Primary Care Management of Adults at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) is an advanced nursing course designed for graduate students seeking hands-on experience and expertise in the primary care management of adults.
Key components covered in NURS 823 include:
Clinical Practice: Providing students with the opportunity to engage in advanced clinical practice in primary care settings, focusing on the care of adults.
Advanced Assessment and Diagnostics: Enhancing skills in advanced health assessment, diagnostic reasoning, and the formulation of comprehensive care plans.
Chronic Disease Management: Addressing the complexities of managing chronic health conditions in adults within the primary care context.
Interprofessional Collaboration: Emphasizing collaborative care and effective communication among healthcare professionals to optimize patient outcomes.
Ethical Considerations in Primary Care: Examining ethical considerations and dilemmas specific to primary care management of adults.
Care Coordination: Focusing on care coordination, patient education, and health promotion strategies in the primary care setting.
This course is tailored for graduate students in nursing, providing them with practical experience and advanced skills in the primary care management of adults. It prepares students for advanced practice roles in primary care settings.
