Sally Inglis

Theory and practice concepts that focus on the nurse's role in promoting health and managing illness in women, childbearing and childrearing families. Emphasis is on the identification of variables that place this population at risk for illness and compromise. The role of the nurse to act as caregiver, supporter, advocate and teacher is presented within the scope of legal and ethical nursing practice.

Theory and practice concepts that focus on the nurse's role in promoting health and managing illness in women, childbearing and childrearing families. Emphasis is on the identification of variables that place this population at risk for illness and compromise. The role of the nurse to act as caregiver, supporter, advocate and teacher is presented within the scope of legal and ethical nursing practice.

Theory and practice concepts that focus on the nurse's role in promoting health and managing illness in women, childbearing and childrearing families. Emphasis is on the identification of variables that place this population at risk for illness and compromise. The role of the nurse to act as caregiver, supporter, advocate and teacher is presented within the scope of legal and ethical nursing practice.

Theory and practice concepts that focus on the nurse's role in promoting health and managing illness in women, childbearing and childrearing families. Emphasis is on the identification of variables that place this population at risk for illness and compromise. The role of the nurse to act as caregiver, supporter, advocate and teacher is presented within the scope of legal and ethical nursing practice.

This course integrates and builds upon prior concepts of communication/therapeutic communication, health promotion/protection, and safety as they relate to family nursing. Emphasis is on exploration of various factors that influence risks, selected health disorders and emergencies. Concepts of family, nutrition, genetics and genomics, grief and loss, reproduction, technology and informatics, and sexuality to plan family centered nursing are highlighted.

This course integrates and builds upon prior concepts of communication/therapeutic communication, health promotion/protection, and safety as they relate to family nursing. Emphasis is on exploration of various factors that influence risks, selected health disorders and emergencies. Concepts of family, nutrition, genetics and genomics, grief and loss, reproduction, technology and informatics, and sexuality to plan family centered nursing are highlighted.

This experiential course integrates and builds upon prior concepts of development, health promotion and health protection, and safety. Emphasis is on the application of various factors that influence health risks, health disorders and emergencies. Concepts of family, nutrition, genetics and genomics, grief and loss, reproduction, and sexuality to plan family centered nursing care are highlighted in the clinical setting.

This experiential course integrates and builds upon prior concepts of development, health promotion and health protection, and safety. Emphasis is on the application of various factors that influence health risks, health disorders and emergencies. Concepts of family, nutrition, genetics and genomics, grief and loss, reproduction, and sexuality to plan family centered nursing care are highlighted in the clinical setting.

This experiential course integrates and builds upon prior concepts of development, health promotion and health protection, and safety. Emphasis is on the application of various factors that influence health risks, health disorders and emergencies. Concepts of family, nutrition, genetics and genomics, grief and loss, reproduction, and sexuality to plan family centered nursing care are highlighted in the clinical setting.

This experiential course integrates and builds upon prior concepts of development, health promotion and health protection, and safety. Emphasis is on the application of various factors that influence health risks, health disorders and emergencies. Concepts of family, nutrition, genetics and genomics, grief and loss, reproduction, and sexuality to plan family centered nursing care are highlighted in the clinical setting.