HS1005:03
Lifespan Development for Health
Townsville, Cairns
Inadmissable Subject Combination: HS1004
26 lectures, 26 tutorials, 52 hours flexible delivery. First semester and flexible delivery. Also offered at Mount Isa.
Staff: Ms F Croker.
In this subject the student is introduced to the contemporary concepts of lifespan development. The physical, cognitive, emotional and socio-cultural aspects of lifespan development are addressed. These will be applied to all periods of the lifespan to promote the lifelong well-being of individuals. The impact of developmental disability and context on the psychosocial experiences of people is discussed.
Learning Objectives:
- explore the concepts of human lifespan development;
- describe the sequence of human development and the processes underlying it;
- outline the interdependency of physical, cognitive, emotional, social and cultural aspects of development;
- apply concepts of lifespan development to the nursing of individuals of various age groups;
- discuss the impact of developmental disability and context on the psychosocial experiences of individuals.
Assessment by examination (50%); on-course assessment (50%).