Pharmacotherapeutic Management of Complex Patients. You have the opportunity to showcase your clinical expertise and creativity by developing a visually engaging, evidence-based presentation on a topic of your choice from the course curriculum. In this Assessment, you are encouraged to harness your creativity and actively engage your audience by designing a visually compelling and clinically relevant presentation. This activity encourages you to synthesize and organize key information from your coursework, presenting it in a clear and logical manner that demonstrates your ability to communicate complex ideas effectively. By preparing and delivering your presentation, you will not only deepen your understanding of the subject matter but also gain confidence in your oral communication abilities, an essential skill for advanced nursing practice and leadership roles.
You are encouraged to approach this assessment with creativity, utilizing visual aids and innovative presentation formats where appropriate. The goal is to create an engaging and informative experience.
Level 1: No AI Permitted
AI tools may not be used at any stage
Common for clinical documentation or performance‑based work
Resources
Be sure to review the Learning Resources before completing this assessment.
Required Resources
Reference any pertinent scholarly sources published within the past 5 years relevant to your selected topic.
Kaltura Guide (Interactive)
To prepare:
Select any topic from the course curriculum relevant to advanced pharmacology.
You will explore a case and treatment rationale associated with your selected topic.
By Sunday of Week 10
Submit a 3-minute voiceover presentation summarizing your selected case and treatment rationale.
Your presentation should include five slides. Your slides should be clear, concise, and visually engaging. You are required to use a minimum of three scholarly sources published within the past 5 years.
The five slides should include the following:
Slide 1: Topic Selection
Choose any topic from the course curriculum relevant to advanced pharmacology.
Slide 2: Case Development
Create a detailed patient case scenario featuring at least two comorbid conditions.
Include relevant patient history, presenting symptoms, and diagnostic findings.
Slide 3: Treatment Plan
Develop a pharmacotherapeutic plan addressing all comorbidities.
Justify drug choices based on current guidelines, patient factors, and potential drug interactions.
Discuss monitoring parameters, expected outcomes, and possible adverse effects.
Slide 4: Ethical and Legal Considerations
Evaluate ethical dilemmas and legal implications related to your treatment plan (e.g., informed consent, prescriptive authority).
Slide 5: References
Cite all scholarly sources published within the past 5 years using APA formatting.
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