Foundations of Faith Community Nursing Curriculum: Participant Guide 2019 Revision, Jacob Susan R.

Foundations of Faith Community Nursing is a comprehensive curriculum preparing licensed registered nurses for the specialized practice of professional nursing focused on intentional care of the spirit as well as promotion of whole-person health and preventing or minimizing illness. Fifteen modules align with Faith Community Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice (2017, 3rd edition) published by the American Nurses Association and the Health Ministries Association. This curriculum, written by FCNs with advanced degrees, prepares you to teach nurses entering this specialty practice. This course will enrich your practice with outcomes-based learning, substantive, research-based content outlines, clear definitions of key terms, critical thinking discussions, easy-to-read layouts, case studies and group learning activities, exercises adaptable to face-to-face or online learning, and practical tools and resources

As a leader in faith community nursing education, consultation, and research for over 30 years, the Westberg Institute for Faith Community Nursing serves health ministry programs worldwide. Its mission is to promote the development of high-quality outcomes-based FCN practice as part of an overall health ministry program.