Capella University’s NURS FPX 4065 course is tailored to help nursing professionals excel in orchestrating comprehensive care. Through four structured assessments, you will develop collaboration, strategy visualization, ethical decision-making, and presentation skills crucial for effective patient-centered care coordination.

1. Assessment 1: Interdisciplinary Coordination via Conference Call

NURS FPX 4065 Assessment 1: Conference Call
Initiate your care coordination journey by leading a structured conference call with key interdisciplinary stakeholders—such as clinicians, pharmacists, social workers, and case managers—to align on patient care goals, roles, and shared decision-making.

2. Assessment 2: Visualizing Care Coordination

NURS FPX 4065 Assessment 2: Preliminary Care Coordination Infographic
Transform the insights gained from the conference call into a clear, cohesive infographic. This tool should highlight the patient context, relevant social determinants, interprofessional roles, and key coordination pathways in an accessible visual layout.

3. Assessment 3: Navigating Ethical and Policy Dimensions

NURS FPX 4065 Assessment 3: Ethical and Policy Factors
Examine ethical standards and policy frameworks that must guide your care coordination strategy—including informed consent, confidentiality, equity in access, and compliance with relevant healthcare regulations.

4. Assessment 4: Presenting Your Coordination Strategy

NURS FPX 4065 Assessment 4: Care Coordination Presentation
Culminate your learning by delivering a compelling presentation that articulates the coordinated care plan—including ethics, roles, workflows, and patient-centered rationale—to clinical leadership or stakeholder teams for alignment and buy-in.

Why NURS FPX 4065 Is Foundational for Nursing Leadership

• Sequential Learning: Takes you step-by-step—from alignment to visualization, ethical framing, and narrative persuasion.

• Communication Mastery: Strengthens interdisciplinary communication and presentation capabilities.

• Ethically Grounded Practice: Ensures that care proposals honor patient rights, organizational policies, and equitable treatment.

• Action-Oriented: Prepares you to implement care strategies supported by clear ethical guidance and stakeholder collaboration.

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