Nursing practice leaders’ perspectives on continuing challenges related to the Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree

Pappas, Sharon; Davis, Kasey; Dubree, Marilyn; Foxx, Meredith; Fuchs, Mary Ann; Hayes, Rose; Manzano, Wilhelmina; Mattioni, Colleen; Williams, Ena M.

doi:10.1016/j.outlook.2023.102002

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“…Students' work can be even more impactful if faculty, students, and academic practice partners work together on projects that have been identifi ed as potentially useful by healthcare system partners. 17,18 Th ese opportunities allow students to engage with the university's clinical partners to focus on a problem or issue being experienced at the practice level locally. Th rough academic and practice partnership projects, students may receive access to resources that they would not otherwise have for projects supported only by the DNP program.…”

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The DNP project

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The Nurse Practitioner

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Twenty years ago, pioneer Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program students completed the first DNP projects. Today, DNP projects remain a requirement for graduation. This article illustrates how the DNP project can be integrated throughout the DNP curriculum to maximize effectiveness and promote the introduction, reinforcement, and evaluation of competencies in the new American Association of Colleges of Nursing Essentials.

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Section: Th E Dnp Project: Two Decades Of Impactmentioning

confidence: 99%