Common curriculum definition

Common curriculum means the curriculum framework provided by the commission for use by all programs. The curriculum framework includes materials for nine basic units and integrates three specialty trainings (developmental disabilities, mental health, and dementia) as directed by the legislature. The common curriculum supports students' development of a holistic, person-centered care approach.
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  • Common curriculum in MSN and MPH programs includes nursing theory, epidemiology, nursing research and statistics, and population based needs assessments.

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