Coursework includes: Health Assessment and RN First Call Chronic Disease Management, Palliative Care and Wound Care Nursing Practice with Older Persons Perinatal Care Foundations in Emergency and Trauma Nursing Mental Health and Addictions, and Living and Working in a Rural Community. The program consists of seven courses (30 credit hours) aimed at preparing nurses for confident, competent, and safe rural practice. The curriculum is practice-driven, evidence informed and reality-based, and is designed to be completed on a part-time basis through distance education, workshops, and clinical placements. It provides Registered Nurses (RNs) with the opportunity to pursue concentrated coursework in rural nursing through specialty education. Built on a unique partnership between practice and academia, the Rural Nursing Certificate Program (RNCP) was developed by the Provincial Chief Nursing Officer Council (CNOs), BC's Health Authorities, and UNBC.
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