Course Overview

After learning how to practice and use certain integrative therapies at work in accordance with the research findings as well as safety and quality considerations, you will discover methods to incorporate the six Integrative Nursing principles into your work context. Put simply, you'll be prepared to collaborate with patients to create an integrative treatment plan that suits their requirements and preferences.

Every course meets the continuing education standards of the Minnesota Board of Nursing and may qualify for continuing education credits from other professional bodies.

A peer-reviewed project that applies integrative nursing principles and/or integrative therapies to a particular scenario is a part of every course in this specialization. The emphasis will be on evaluating the requirements of the patient and providing information and guidance in a straightforward, patient-centered manner.

What you'll learn

• Improved symptom management
• Patient-centered care
• Wellbeing
• Evidence-based practice
• Integrative healthcare
• Symptom management
• Healthcare
• Stress Management
• Pain Management
• Mindfulness
• Whole-person care
• Integrative medicine

Requirements

• Basics of medical and healthcare knowledge.
• A Computer Device and a Working Internet Connection.
• Approximately two months.
• Flexible work schedule.

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Enhanced Employability:

An outstanding Integrative Nursing Certification Course that increases your chances of landing the best jobs.

Competitive Advantage:

An opportunity to stand out among others and make a stronger impression on potential employers.

Skill Validation:

A strong validation of your nursing and patient care competence verifies your ability to perform integrative nursing tasks successfully.

Networking Opportunities:

This course provides ample networking opportunities for participants. Learners can connect with peers and industry professionals through interactive sessions, group discussions, and collaborative exercises.