Diagnostic reasoning is a dynamic and active process in which clinical judgement or decisions are made based on a variety of sources. This subject explores the diagnostic reasoning and clinical decision making process required in the assessment and management of both acute and chronic patients. Critical analysis of client/patient data will be utilised to identify health priorities of patient care that may include appropriate referral to member/s of the multidisciplinary health care team.

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300006 Graduate Diploma of Nursing, 300004 Master of Nursing, 300404 Master of Nursing [Double Major Option]

300006 Graduate Diploma of Nursing, 300004 Master of Nursing, 300404 Master of Nursing [Double Major Option] Offerings: All

[Anti-requisite] NS5901 NS5902 Offerings: All

NS5349 - Diagnostic Reasoning for Advanced Practice

Diagnostic Reasoning for Advanced Practice

Apply diagnostic reasoning based on clinical symptomatology, health assessment findings, pathophysiology and diagnostic data to identify health priorities of treatment and care

Accurately articulate the ethical, legal and regulatory considerations regarding the selection, ordering, collection and evaluation of diagnostic test and procedures

Compare selected frameworks and theories in the application of diagnostic reasoning and clinical decision-making strategies for a range of clinical presentations