FNP Practicum III: Advanced Clinical Management and Leadership
This practicum emphasizes the advanced management of common and complex primary care patients across the lifespan. Students refine clinical judgment in managing chronic illnesses, multiple comorbidities, and preventative care while developing leadership skills in interprofessional collaboration and patient care coordination.
Outcomes: Manage increasingly complex patient care, through comprehensive assessment and evidence-based interventions; Optimize patient care as part of an interprofessional team, demonstrating leadership and accountability in primary care settings; Address healthcare disparities to promote equitable outcomes; Apply current evidence-based guidelines to clinical cases; Manage difficult patient interactions and ethical dilemmas; Prescribe medications for special populations (infants, children, pregnant/lactating women, older adults).
Outcomes: Manage increasingly complex patient care, through comprehensive assessment and evidence-based interventions; Optimize patient care as part of an interprofessional team, demonstrating leadership and accountability in primary care settings; Address healthcare disparities to promote equitable outcomes; Apply current evidence-based guidelines to clinical cases; Manage difficult patient interactions and ethical dilemmas; Prescribe medications for special populations (infants, children, pregnant/lactating women, older adults).