Development of Curriculum Immersions in a Nurse Practitioner Program: Autism Spectrum Disorder as an Exemplar

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Nurse practitioner didactic courses are filled with required content and are encouraged to meet new essential standards for population-specific competencies while incorporating evolving contemporary issues. Many programs may ask for guest speakers who are content experts in these specialty lectures. Curriculum immersions are a way to thread themes throughout the coursework as student knowledge and clinical experiences progress. An exemplar of an immersion related to autism spectrum disorder throughout a pediatric nurse practitioner program is reviewed from development to implementation and modeling for future immersions.

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Quinn, M., & Porter, S. A. (2023). Development of Curriculum Immersions in a Nurse Practitioner Program: Autism Spectrum Disorder as an Exemplar. Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 19(5). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nurpra.2023.104578

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