300

HTH 301 Genetics and Genomics in Healthcare

This course will discuss the integration of genetic/genomic information into healthcare education which prepares students for future patient care. Ethical, legal, psychological, cultural, and social issues related to genetics and genomics are examined. The role of advocate for individual rights regarding access to and use of genetic information, decision-making, and actions are emphasized throughout the course.

5

Prerequisites

SCI 102, SCI 102L, SCI 200, SCI 200L, SCI 205, and SCI 205L Students in the BS Nursing program must have successfully completed Pathophysiology (NUR 203, HTH 203)

Corequisites

None

Credits

5

HTH 302 Foundations of the Health Professions

This course provides foundational knowledge for healthcare careers. It offers a comprehensive introduction to the ever-evolving landscape of health professions. Students explore various health careers, learn about the healthcare system, and develop professional skills, including teamwork, safety, and ethics. Emphasis is placed on understanding the roles and responsibilities of interprofessional healthcare teams, as well as the educational, ethical, and community-oriented competencies required in health professions. Students will examine health disparities, patient-centered care, and emerging trends such as telemedicine and integrative health.

5

Prerequisites

None

Corequisites

None

Credits

5