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This course will examine ways health care delivery systems , public health agencies , community-based organizations , and other engaged stakeholders work in collaboration to develop interventions to improve the health outcomes of both individuals and populations in the local , national , and global arena . An upstream thinking approach will be utilized focusing on the social determinants of health , fundamental issues of health equity , and social justice across the lifespan . Continued attention to epidemiologic principles will enhance the knowledge needed to understand the natural history and burden of diseases , the evaluation of preventive interventions , and the globalization of health . The expanded role of the Clinical Nurse Leader in local , national , and global population health will continue to be explored . |
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This course will provide the opportunity to explore the |
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ethical and legal issues facing nursing and other health |
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care providers in a complex every changing health care |
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arena . The student will describe foundational ethical |
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concepts in nursing and using ethical theories and decisionmaking |
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frameworks will analyze ethical dilemmas both in |
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nursing practice and as a clinical nurse leader . Students will |
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be challenged to examine their individual and professional |
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values , as well as consider diverse perspectives on various |
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ethical issues . Using a case study / topic debate approach , |
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topics will focus on clinical care , research , health care |
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organizational issues as well as ethical and legal issues |
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related to health care delivery at the local , national , and |
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global levels . |
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