Caring for the Displaced and Uninsured
Clinical Case Studies in Nursing and Healthcare
Created by Leslie Neal-Boylan
Explore real-world case studies that reveal the complex challenges faced by displaced and uninsured patients. Learn how social, financial, and personal factors impact healthcare decisions and outcomes. Gain practical skills to provide more empathetic and effective care.
Wiley | Sep 2026 | 208 min
What You Will Learn
You will work through patient stories that highlight the realities of underserved populations. Each section presents a case, then guides you through dilemmas and decisions, encouraging you to reflect and apply clinical reasoning. This hands-on approach helps you connect social context with practical care strategies.
Key Features
- Analyze patient stories to identify barriers like housing, food, and medication access
- Practice clinical reasoning by working through dilemmas rooted in real-life situations
- Strengthen communication and care planning for underserved and vulnerable populations
Target Audience
Perfect for nurses, clinicians, students, and healthcare professionals who serve displaced, uninsured, or immigrant patients. If you want to deepen your understanding of how social factors shape clinical care and improve your ability to support vulnerable groups, this course is designed for you.
