MSNP 571 - Primary Care of Women (3)

Primary Care of Women will address acute and chronic conditions of women. Students will learn and apply evidence-based practice to address the needs of the female patient, gender specific care, and behavioral health issues or concerns, which include the well-woman, preventive care practice, common gynecological problems, reproduction health and obstetrics related to patients and population health. Assessment, diagnosis, and health management of the woman will encompass CREATION Health principles. Students are expected to complete between 100 and 200 clinical hours in women’s health. This is a 3-credit hour course and students are expected to complete 45 clock hours.