Integrative health is an approach to care that puts the patient at the center and addresses the full range of physical, emotional, mental, social, spiritual and environmental influences that affect a person’s health. Employing a personalized strategy that considers the patient’s unique conditions, needs and circumstances, integrative health uses the most appropriate interventions from an array of scientific disciplines to heal illness and disease and help people regain and maintain optimum health and wellness. Students choosing this focus may work with UCI faculty (Nursing Science and others) on stress and coping, women’s health, complementary alternative medicine, obesity prevention and nutrition, to name a few specific areas.

Adey (Adeline) Nyamanthi PhD, ANP, FAAN	Michelle Fortier PhD	Lorraine S. Evangelista PhD, APRN, CNS, FAHA, FAAN	Melissa Dawn Pinto PhD, RN, FSAHM, FAAN
Jung-Ah Lee PhD, RN	Yuqing Guo PhD, RN	Amir M. Rahmani PhD

Community health is a blend of primary health care and nursing practice with public health nursing to provide care that is preventive, curative and rehabilitative. The philosophy of care is based on the belief that care directed to the individual, the family and the group contributes to the health care of the population as a whole. Students choosing this focus will have an opportunity to study the development of community activities that contribute to the promotion of, education about and maintenance of good health. These activities require comprehensive health programs that pay special attention to social and ecological influences and specific populations at risk.

Adey (Adeline) Nyamanthi PhD, ANP, FAAN	Candace Burton PhD, RN, AFN-BC, AGN-BC, FNAP	E. Alison Holman PhD, APRN, FNP, FAAN	Jung-Ah Lee PhD, RN
Melissa Dawn Pinto PhD, RN, FSAHM, FAAN	Michelle A. Fortier PhD	Sanghyuk Shin PhD	Yuqing Guo PhD, RN
Nakia Best PhD, RN	Amir M. Rahmani PhD	Jung In Park PhD, RN

While empirical scholarship is a critical element of nursing, generating evidence for sound interventions that improve the health of patients, families, and communities, philosophical/theoretical scholarship is also vital for the development of the discipline. Students choosing this focus will have the opportunity to work with leading scholars to advance understanding of the nature of nursing science and practice.

Candace Burton PhD, RN, AFN-BC, AGN-BC, FNAP	Dave Holmes PhD, RN(Canada)	Miriam Bender PhD, RN, CNL

Health policy and the economics of delivering health care are important issues affecting health outcomes. Students choosing this focus will have an opportunity to examine the implications of a variety of policies and services on health and health system outcomes. There will be opportunities to study with researchers who have expertise in health care system management, law, organizational theory and behavior, and quality of care.

Dave Holmes PhD, RN(Canada)	Jung-Ah Lee PhD, RN	Miriam Bender PhD, RN, CNL	Nakia Best PhD, RN
Amir M. Rahmani PhD	Jung In Park PhD, RN

Digital technology is the integrated use of electronic information and telecommunications technology to support remote clinical health care, patient and professional health-related education, public health and health administration to deliver relevant and up-to-date, real-time, information to researchers in a more efficient way, given the sheer amount of data being produced every day. Students choosing this focus may work with UCI faculty (Nursing Science and others) on support and enhancement of a collaborative informatics community; promotion of software standards for interoperability; growth of collaborative innovation across informatics tools, methods and processes; data science education for clinicians and researchers; and development of novel methods and tools for the evaluation of the impact of these activities to enhance health care through data and informatics.

Jung-Ah Lee PhD, APRN, CNS, FAHA, FAAN	Lorraine S. Evangelista PhD, RN	Melissa Dawn Pinto PhD, RN, FSAHM, FAAN	Michelle A. Fortier PhD
Yuqing Guo PhD, RN	Nakia Best PhD, RN	Amir M. Rahmani PhD	Jung In Park PhD, RN

The focus on Health Disparities acknowledges that there are individuals, families, and communities who are not equally treated in the quest for health. Many do not have equal access to quality health care nor the means to achieve an equal level of desired health outcomes. The emphasis will be to examine these health disparities among diverse populations who encounter differences in treatment and outcomes. Students choosing this focus will have an opportunity to work with diverse community members in Orange County and beyond, and they will be mentored by researchers who study the experiences of these community members.

Adey (Adeline) Nyamanthi PhD, ANP, FAAN	Candace Burton PhD, RN, AFN-BC, AGN-BC, FNAP	Lorraine S. Evangelista PhD, RN	Michelle A. Fortier PhD
Yuqing Guo PhD, RN	E. Alison Holman PhD, APRN, FNP, FAAN	Dave Holmes PhD, RN(Canada)	Melissa Dawn Pinto PhD, RN, FSAHM, FAAN
Sanghyuk Shin PhD	Jung-Ah Lee PhD, RN	Nakia Best PhD, RN	Amir M. Rahmani PhD
Jung In Park PhD, RN