GHS8750

Gerontic nursing processes III

Ms A Richards

6 points · 4 hours per week · Second semester · Gippsland (distance)/Peninsula (mixed mode)

Objectives On completion of this subject, the student is expected to assess the specific health needs of an individual and group in relation to maximising their health potential; develop an approach to empower both clients and their carers to determine their goals for health and wellness; plan, implement and evaluate health promotion programs involving clients and/or carers as partners in care; design innovative and creative strategies to meet the educational needs of clients, families and health care organisations in relation to aged care; critically examine theoretical approaches to health promotion and education; and develop an understanding of the advantages of multidisciplinary team planning for the needs of older people in all health care settings.
Synopsis The subject continues the study of gerontic nursing practice with particular emphasis on health promotion, the prevention of the common illnesses and conditions of living associated with ageing.

Assessment One assignment: 40% · One contract: 10% · One program development: 50%

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