By University of Minnesota, Minneapolis via Coursera
Introduction to Integrative Nursing uses evidence-informed strategies to support the whole system that advances the health perspective to optimize wellbeing.
Introduction to Integrative Nursing Certification is designed for present nurses as well as for aspiring nurse candidates who are drawn to practice in a different way than usual ones – nurses who value whole-person care and know that the essence of nursing practice is truly caring and healing the patient.
Introduction to Integrative Nursing Training helps the candidates learn about the principles and practices of Integrative Nursing and how you can be a healing presence to all the future patients that you serve. You will also do an integrative assessment on your own and apply the principles of Integrative Nursing to improve symptom management and overall patient outcomes. Ultimately, you will become a leader in Integrative Nursing with practice and later on create your own individual new patient care models.
All students get Introduction to Integrative Nursing certification by Coursera which is provided by the University of Minnesota.
The fees for the course Introduction to Integrative Nursing is -
Description
Amount
1 Month, 20+ hours per week
Rs. 4,117
3 Months, 7 hours per week
Rs. 8,234
6 Months, 4 hours every week
Rs. 12,352
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification
Introduction to Integrative Nursing Certification Course is open to all candidates.
Certificate Qualifying Details
E-Certificates will be issued by Coursera to all such participants who have attended the program with a minimum of 90% attendance.
What you will learn
Introduction to Integrative Nursing Classes will explore different ways to implement the six basic principles of Integrative Nursing, and also learn how to practice and implement those specific integrative therapies, in consideration of the research evidence and quality protocols. In a nutshell, the candidates enrolled will be ready to partner with patients on developing a plan of integrative care that fits their needs and preferences too. Nursing Certification Courses help to establish and maintain innovative educational partnerships to promote health and meet societal imperatives.
All students will be capable of accomplishing the following things after completion of the Introduction to Integrative Nursing Online Course:
Describe the six principles of Integrative Nursing
Describe the key behavioral indicators.
Apply Integrative Nursing goals and strategies
Improve symptom management in patients.
Describe key elements and strategies of Integrative Nursing assessment.
Apply Integrative Nursing principles and clinical decision-making in the scope of nursing practice.
Everyone interested can join the course and learn about the course. This course opens up the following job opportunities:
Nurse
Staff Nurse
Admission Details
Admission for the Introduction to Integrative Nursing starts soon for limited seats only. Follow the steps mentioned below:
Step 1: Open the form on the website
Step 2: Fill up the academic and career details
Step 3: Pay Fees
The Syllabus
Videos
Introduction to the course
What Is Integrative Nursing?
Why Do We Need Integrative Nursing?
The Caring-Healing Praxis Model
Core Concepts of Integrative Nursing
Making the Case for Integrative Nursing
Business Case for Integrative Nursing
Where Is Integrative Nursing Practiced?
Scope and Roles in Integrative Nursing
ANA Scope and Standards of Practice
APRN Perspective
Readings
Get Ready for Week 1
Integrative Nursing Principles
Summary of Core Concepts
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Summary of Settings
Week 1 References and Resources
Practice Exercises
Core Concepts and Principles of Integrative Nursing
Week 1 Quiz
Videos
Week 2 Introduction
Principle #1: Whole-Person Care
Principle 1 in Action
Principle 2: Innate Capacity for Healing
Principle 2 in Action
Principle 3: Nature and Healing
Principle 3 in Action
Principle 4: Person-Centered and Relationship-Based Care
Principle 4 in Action
Cultivating Presence
Principle 5: Evidence-Informed Interventions
Principle 5 in Action
Introduction to the Intervention Continuum
Health and Wellbeing of Caregivers
Principle 6 in Action
Readings
Get Ready for Week 2
Sample Intervention Continuums
Integrative Nursing Interventions Research Guide
Integrative Nursing-Application of Principles Across Clinical Settings
Week 2 References and Resources
Practice Exercises
Wellscapes Activity and Reflection
Wellbeing Assessment and Goal Setting
Week 2 Quiz
Videos
Putting Integrative Nursing Assessment in Context
Integrative Assessment Strategies
Case Study Introduction
Scenario 1: Integrative Pain Assessment
How Do Integrative Nursing Principles Enhance Assessments?
Ways of Knowing, Assessment, and Data Collection
Scenario 2: Strengths-Based Assessment
Comparing Documentation Styles
Readings
Get Ready for Week 3
Integrative Assessment Strategies
OLDCARTS Assessment Examples
SOAR Framework
Week 3 References and Resources
Practice Exercises
Week 3 Quiz
Videos
Goal Setting with Patients
Scenario 3: Goals Assessment
Identifying Patient Priorities
Peer Review Project Instructions
Readings
Get Ready for Week 4
Motivational Interviewing - OARS
Week 4 References and Resources
Peer Review Project Criteria and Examples
Practice Exercises
OARS Practice
Peer Review Project Planning Guide
Videos
Next Steps for your Practice
Influencing Change
Final Call to Action
Integrative Nursing Around the World
Barriers and Challenges
Step 1: Align to Organizational Vision, Mission, and Priorities
Step 2: Engage Nurses at All Levels
Step 3: Assess Population Needs
Step 4: Assess Internal Capacity
Step 5: Set Clear and Appropriate Goals
Step 6: Choose Implementation Strategies
Step 7: Evaluate and Celebrate
Readings
Get Ready for Week 5
Perspectives on Integrative Nursing - Video Playlist
Week 5 References and Resources
"The Integrative Nursing Leader's Toolbox" Workbook Downloads
Nausea Care Pathway
Practice Exercises
Week 5 Quiz
Instructors
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
1: What is Integrative nursing care?
Integrative nursing is for providing whole person/whole system care that is person-centered and focuses on improving the health and wellbeing of caregivers as well.
2: What does Integrative care in Nursing mean?
Integrated care is the collaboration between medical and behavioral healthcare providers, blending clinical modalities with complementary approaches such as yoga, meditation, and nutrition therapy.
3: How are the classes for this Introduction to Integrative Nursing Online Course being held?
The Classes for this certification course by Coursera are done online through recorded video lectures.
4: Why is integrated care important?
Patients get lost when needed services fail to be delivered or are delayed, and quality and patient satisfaction decline in most cases. Hence, Integrative nursing can help patients recover faster and better.
5: Who are the instructors for this certificate course?
Mary Jo Kreitzer, Deborah Ringdahl, and Megan Voss are the instructors of this course from Coursera.