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This course explores major elements of altered disease processes at the cellular, tissue, and organ levels and pharmacological agents used to treat, manage, prevent or cure diseases across the lifespan.

This seminar will be driven by student goals and designed to help students
progress through the post coursework phase of their PhD education.

This doctoral-level course on measurement in health research provides an overview of common measurement approaches in the health sciences and an introduction to measurement theory, controversies, psychometrics and instrument development.

This first supervised clinical practicum affords graduate students the opportunity to practice health assessment at the highest level for diverse clients with varied needs while collaborating with an interdisciplinary team.

Classroom and laboratory practice and case-based approaches to health assessment and differential diagnosis of common health problems for diverse groups provide the context for advanced health assessment and clinical reasoning.

This course focuses on providing care that positively affects health of pregnant women, newborns, parents and families. Principles of health and illness states, professional development, anticipatory guidance, parenting safety, assessment and management of individuals and families will be employed.

A critical examination of the current state of knowledge in the discipline. Students analyze, evaluate, and synthesize selected aspects of this knowledge.

A seminar to synthesize leadership and policy central to the scholarly role of nurse scientist, leader and educator that influence the future of nursing and health care. Opportunities are provided for field experiences and development of a mentoring relationship.