1. Demonstrate essential knowledge needed to perform new and emerging population health nurse roles needed to improve health outcomes in primary, ambulatory, and community-based settings.
2. Utilize evidence based strategies consistent with national initiatives designed to ensure people centered care delivery, address social determinants of health, and support health equity.
3. Use new knowledge to implement Population Health Nurse role development into practice.
4. Participate in the National RN Population Health Nurse Active Learning Collaborative, designed to support graduates in the application of population health principles into practice.

• Registered Nurses hired into Population Health positions or charged with Population Health responsibilities 
• Registered Nurses responsible for chronic care and/or disease management across populations
• Registered Nurses new to population health or chronic care management roles
• Registered Nurses who are responsible for supervision, program development or leadership of nursing Population Health roles and programs
• Registered Nurses working in positions to advance populations across patient settings including primary care, community-based outpatient clinics, specialty clinics and services, acute (ED, discharge planning and transitional care), home health 

The activity has been submitted to the Wisconsin Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours.  The Wisconsin Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Registrants will be informed as soon as contact hours have been approved for the next period. 

This continuing nursing professional development activity was approved by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation (ANCC). WNA CEAP Approval Number: (Pending).

Nursing contact hours must be completed by (Date Pending). No certificates will be issued after this date.

Download the Continuing Education Approval & Disclosures Statement

Completion of the learning activities, quizzes and Course Evaluation demonstrates successful completion of the National RN Population Health Nurse Certificate Program and is required for 20 CE hours and the Certificate of Completion to be awarded.

All materials are posted by topic. Topics are posted sequentially to build on each content area covered.

Each topic contains various learning activities, articles, and resources. When you complete the content in each topic, you will take a short quiz to help you self-assess your understanding of the content.

Following completion of the quiz, the next topic will be available for you to open and begin. Although we do not grade coursework, we do monitor and report progress and completion status. It is expected that as an adult learner you are self-motivated and will thoughtfully complete the course learning activities.

Participants who have completed the Program and downloaded their CE Award and Certificate of Completion will then be able to enroll in the Active Learning Collaborative through the link posted to their personal course page.