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Ask The Expert: Latest Developments In Advanced Nursing Practice, Patricia Clinton
Ask The Expert: Latest Developments In Advanced Nursing Practice, Patricia Clinton
Patricia K. Clinton
No abstract provided.
Facts And Fallacies: The Practice Doctorate, A. Sperhac, Patricia Clinton
Facts And Fallacies: The Practice Doctorate, A. Sperhac, Patricia Clinton
Patricia K. Clinton
In the past year there has been continued discussion within professional organizations regarding the emergence of the practice doctorate. This in turn has caused concerns among some nurse practitioners. The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of the practice doctorate, current progress and development of the concept, and the potential impact on practicing pediatric and other nurse practitioners.
Doctorate Of Nursing Practice: Blueprint For Excellence, A. Sperhac, Patricia Clinton
Doctorate Of Nursing Practice: Blueprint For Excellence, A. Sperhac, Patricia Clinton
Patricia K. Clinton
A great deal of work has been done during the past several years since the American Association of Colleges of Nursing voted in October 2004 to move advanced practice nursing to the doctoral level by 2015. Following the approval, task forces were formed to address curriculum issues and the strategies for transitioning advanced practice nursing education from the master's level to the doctorate of nursing practice (DNP). The DNP curriculum contains content on leadership, management, and other topics that are needed to address some of the issues in the health care system that traditionally have not been included in most …
National Agenda For Advanced Practice Nursing: The Practice Doctorate, Patricia Clinton, A. Sperhac
National Agenda For Advanced Practice Nursing: The Practice Doctorate, Patricia Clinton, A. Sperhac
Patricia K. Clinton
The purpose of this article was to provide the background and rationale for the practice doctorate in nursing. The American Association of Colleges of Nursing's Position Statement on the Practice Doctorate in Nursing, approved in October 2004, will be discussed. Outlined are some of the changes that will be needed in education, regulation, and advanced practice. Common questions and concerns that advanced practice nurses have, including titling, salary, and transitioning to the doctor of nursing practice degree, will be addressed.
The Dnp And Unintended Consequences: An Opportunity For Dialogue, Patricia Clinton, A. Sperhac
The Dnp And Unintended Consequences: An Opportunity For Dialogue, Patricia Clinton, A. Sperhac
Patricia K. Clinton
No abstract provided.
President's Message. Remembering, Patricia Clinton
President's Message. Remembering, Patricia Clinton
Patricia K. Clinton
No abstract provided.
President's Message. A Rose By Any Other Name.., Patricia Clinton
President's Message. A Rose By Any Other Name.., Patricia Clinton
Patricia K. Clinton
No abstract provided.
Professional Issues. The Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Patricia Clinton, A. Sperhac
Professional Issues. The Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Patricia Clinton, A. Sperhac
Patricia K. Clinton
No abstract provided.
The Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Patricia Clinton, A. Sperhac
The Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Patricia Clinton, A. Sperhac
Patricia K. Clinton
No abstract provided.
Where Are All The Pnps? Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Practice Opportunities And Challenges, D. Loman, Patricia Clinton
Where Are All The Pnps? Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Practice Opportunities And Challenges, D. Loman, Patricia Clinton
Patricia K. Clinton
No abstract provided.
One Voice, Patricia Clinton