Family nursing approaches in the care of children, adolescents and families (5cr)

Objective

Students
• can plan and evaluate working practices and different methods of family nursing
• can assess the impacts of different practices and approaches in the family support and care service system
• can identify and plan actions specific to family nursing
• can propose development opportunities in family nursing
• can analyse, apply and evaluate topical national and international evidence-based research on family nursing

Content

• family nursing practices and methods in different family nursing environments
• the effectiveness of practices and methods
• specificities of family nursing
• development of family nursing
• evidence-based research on family nursing

Qualifications

Suitable for nurses, public health nurses, and midwives to deepen and update their skills, or for health sector university of applied sciences students who have already completed the relevant professional basic studies in their degree. The requirement for transitioning to advanced studies is approximately 120 credits or another specific reason agreed upon with a study counselor. Open university students should have equivalent knowledge (a corresponding course from another university of applied sciences or sufficient work experience as a nurse).