The Advanced Practice Nurse (IPA) program is designed to equip nurses with advanced skills to meet evolving healthcare needs and enhance coordinated patient care. Recognized at the Master's degree level, this program trains nurses to autonomously manage chronic conditions, focus on prevention, and coordinate care pathways. The university education expands clinical, organizational, and relational competencies, fostering critical thinking about nursing science models and theories.
The program leads to a State Diploma of Advanced Practice Nurse, recognized at the Master's university level. It includes theoretical coursework and practical internships.
Graduating as an Advanced Practice Nurse opens up new professional roles and perspectives within the healthcare system. IPA's are essential for improving access to care, enhancing care pathway coordination, and supporting healthcare professionals in a demanding system.
Specific admission requirements for the Advanced Practice Nurse program are detailed in the administrative procedures and enrollment conditions.
Information on financing your IPA training is available, but specific tuition and living cost amounts are not provided.
The program leads to a State Diploma of Advanced Practice Nurse, recognized at the Master's university level.