Domain relevance: Health Promotion and Prevention is one of the four core domains tested in the CNPLE, comprising approximately 12% of the examination. This domain addresses the NP's role in promoting health and preventing disease across the lifespan, applying Canadian-specific guidelines (Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care, NACI immunization schedules), and addressing the social determinants of health within a Canadian equity-focused framework. Learning objectives: - Apply Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care (CTFPHC) screening recommendations - Prescribe immunizations according to NACI schedules - Identify and address social determinants of health in the clinical encounter - Apply principles of motivational interviewing and health behaviour change theory - Perform risk-based cancer and chronic disease screening assessments - Distinguish Canadian recommendations from US (USPSTF) recommendations where they differ Why Canadian recommendations matter on the CNPLE: The CTFPHC uses a different methodology and produces different recommendations than the US USPSTF for several key screenings (e.g., mammography, prostate cancer, colorectal cancer). Canadian NPs must apply Canadian guidelines, not US guidelines, when the CNPLE presents preventive care questions. On the exam, writers often pair...