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The graduate certificate program in Chronic Disease Management equips students to collaborate within interprofessional teams, assisting adults and families with chronic illness care in both institutional and home settings.
This two-semester program emphasizes interprofessional education and practice, fostering comprehensive evaluation and collaborative care planning through a patient- and family-focused lens. Participants will deepen their knowledge of chronic illnesses and analyze how these conditions affect individual care requirements. By employing evidence-based methods, tools, and materials, students will develop expertise in monitoring and addressing fluctuations in patients' health statuses while emphasizing wellness initiatives.
The curriculum teaches strategies for designing and executing behavior and lifestyle modifications to empower clients in managing their chronic conditions. Designed for international students with healthcare or social science backgrounds, this program strengthens competencies in chronic disease care. Graduates will qualify for positions in health or social services aligned with their prior degrees and specialties. Instruction primarily occurs in-person, supplemented by cutting-edge practical learning opportunities.