ANES 903 - DNP Project Eval/Dissemination

Minimum Credit(s) Awarded: 2
Maximum Credit(s) Awarded: 2

This didactic course is designed for the Doctor of Nursing Practice student to apply knowledge, leadership attributes, and interprofessional collaboration to advance the scholarship of nursing and improve healthcare quality, safety, outcomes, and cost by analyzing and disseminating their DNP project data with a plan for sustainability. Engagement includes a peer and faculty review process that provides guidance on the DNP project manuscript and presentation. Learners will apply nursing and interdisciplinary knowledge to analyze innovative nursing practices focused on person-centered care. Evaluation of population health and collaboration with stakeholders will support health equity and accountability for outcomes. Synthesis, translation, application, and dissemination of Evidence-Based Practices support nursing scholarship in this course. Incorporating quality and safety, learners will foster professional partnerships to disseminate and sustain practices for improved health outcomes. Using evidence-based methodology, implementation science and systems-based practice, leaners will address structures and processes for ethical practice. Information and communication technologies will be utilized for evaluation and dissemination of the DNP project. Learners will engage in ongoing development of nursing expertise and leadership.

Offered Summer

Course Fee: No
Prerequisite(s): successful completion of all previous ANES courses