Content from 15-17 catalog
Goals
The following doctorate of nursing practice program goals are designed to convey the mission and key goals of the School of Nursing.
Clinical Track
- Integrate
scientific knowledge in the expansion of clinical expertise in an advanced
nursing specialty.
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Lead
and evaluate care delivery approaches to improve health care quality and
population outcomes.
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Synthesize,
translate, and disseminate best practices.
Leadership Track
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Integrate
evidence-based leadership to influence systems thinking and health care
delivery.
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Transform
health care systems to create healthy, high-performing, humanistic work
environments.
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Lead and influence policy, health care quality, and safety
initiatives at individual, community, system, and population levels.
Outcomes
At the conclusion of the D.N.P. program, the graduate will be able to:
- integrate
scientific underpinnings at the highest level for advanced nursing practice;
- lead
organizations and systems to enhance quality and safety to improve patient,
population, and organizational outcomes;
- lead strategic initiatives to influence public
policy and promote value in health care; and improve the patient experience and
population health;
- synthesize, implement, evaluate, and
disseminate best evidence for advanced nursing practice to optimize
organizational and health outcomes;
- analyze,
appraise, and utilize information technology to improve and transform health care
delivery at the individual and population level;
- develop,
intervene, and evaluate health care and fiscal policies' impact on the health of
diverse populations;
- develop,
implement, evaluate, and disseminate interdisciplinary models of care that
enhance patient and population health outcomes;
- incorporate
epidemiologic principles in evidence-based practice and improvement of
population health outcomes; and
- influence
individual, population, and organizational outcomes through D.N.P.-level professional practice and leadership.