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CRLT Services in Spring and Summer The "school year" may be over, but CRLT is still here to support... |
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Investigating Student Learning: Poster Fair on May 6 "I learned so much this semester!" This is the kind of student... |
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First Day Resources As winter term wraps up, many U-M teachers are thinking ahead to their... |
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Maximizing Student Response Rate on Course Evaluations End-of-term student course evaluations are important for a range of... |
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Teaching in the Wake of a Tragedy Our thoughts and best wishes go out to everyone affected by the tragic... |
Hartman teaches two courses in the School of Nursing’s Acute Care Advanced Practice Nurse Program (N610 and N573). N610 prepares the Clinical Nurse Specialists and Nurse Practitioner students to synthesize and apply knowledge to manage and negotiate health care delivery systems that address clinical management challenges. Interdisciplinary problem solving is a key component of the course. N573 is a medical management course focusing on acute health conditions in adults and older adults. Evidence-based, advanced practice nursing interventions are discussed in the context of age, culture, race, gender, sexuality, genetics, psychosocial well-being and socioeconomic status. Diagnostic reasoning and decision-making skills are among the main learning objectives. 