Are you interested in providing quality patient-centered care for patients of all ages? If you are interested and want to study in the United States, you can consider the family nursing major of Arizona State University. This major not only provides high-quality campus learning experience, but also adopts network teaching in some courses.

1. Professional Introduction

Family nursing in Arizona State University is one of the specialties of Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program. The goal of this project is to train students to engage in the highest level of practical nursing, obtain the certification of American College Nursing Education Committee, promote practice through the application theory of postgraduate courses, and lay a foundation for students in the field of home nursing.

The major of home nursing mainly provides basic care for members of all ages in families with traditional, non-traditional and cultural backgrounds. The idea of curriculum design is to help students obtain advanced practice certification of family nurses.

In terms of teaching methods, online teaching and offline teaching are combined. You need to go to school for a week at the beginning of class, and then come to school two or three times each semester.

2. Application requirements

At Arizona State University, the home nursing major is provided by the School of Nursing and Health Innovation, and applicants must meet the requirements of both the college and the graduate school. You need to hold a bachelor's degree or master's degree in nursing issued by a nationally recognized and regionally accredited school to apply.

In terms of GPA, if you have a bachelor's degree, the GPA of the last 60 credits shall not be lower than 3.0(***4.0). If it is a master's degree, the cumulative grade point is not less than 3.0(***4.0).

When applying, you must submit an application form for postgraduate admission, official transcripts, three letters of recommendation, resumes, personal statements, papers and language scores, and pay the application fee.

3. Courses

At Arizona State University, courses dedicated to home care include:

Family health promotion, family health practice, dealing with common health problems of children-adults-families, managing complex and chronic health problems of children-adults-families, clinical practice and management. * * * Count: 34 credits.

In addition, elective courses and research account for six credits, and ultimate experience accounts for three credits. Finally, it is necessary to complete an application project for doctor of evidence-based medicine related to a clinical problem.

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