Module 8

Subject: SPH 3100 Scientific Theory and Public Healthcare 3 (15 credits)

A – Nursing Theory:

Different health promoting and illness prevention strategies
Health promoting and illness prevention in the community
Local public health

B –Communication:

Multicultural communication

C – Scientific Theory:

Different nursing theories, Clinical trials

D – Ethics:

Ethical dilemmas in health promotion and illness prevention

E – Natural Sciences:

Natural science Pregnancy and post partum care

F – Sociology/Legislation:

Social anthropology and ethnic nursing
Different cultures understanding of health and illness
Health problems in refugees and immigrants
Health economics and precedence

G – Psychology:

Experience of health and well being

H – Health and Empowerment:

Health pedagogy and empowerment, consumer perspective
Risk and vulnerability analysis

Level: professional

Credits: 15
Scientific theory: 3 credits
Nursing and profession 10 credits of which:
- Function and area in special healthcare: 2 credits
- Function and area in community healthcare: 8 credits
State- and community, health- and social politics: 2 credits

Requirements:
Module 1, 2 and 3

Clinical training SPH PRA 303:

Healthcare for the healthy and vulnerable

Participation :

80%

Exam:
5 day individual exam in Scientific theory and public healthcare

Grade:
Passing from A to E and F for failure