Focuses on the use of a holistic approach when caring for individuals/families with complex health problems throughout the lifespan. Emphasis is placedon the role of the professional nurse and use of the nursing process in assisting individuals/families to move toward optimum health potential. Major concepts include selected complex health problems of childbearing process, cultural values and beliefs, mental health and illness, and selected concepts of pharmacology, nutrition, and self-healing strategies. Opportunities are provided to implement advanced nursing skills in meeting the human needs of individuals/families with complex health problems. Total Hours: 350 (Theory 140 Hours, Clinical 210 Hours). Prerequisite: Nursing II.