Culture Ethics and Law Interplay Discuss the interaction of cultural ethical and legal concepts and their impact on systems changes. The cultural, ethical, and legal concepts are interrelated and have the capacity to impact system change. For instance, cultural factors…
Responsibilities in Policy Advocacy Leadership What is your responsibility in making sure you have policies and procedures in place to address them?, One of my responsibilities in policy advocacy is identifying the right policies. This includes policies that are already…
Cultural Ethical and Legal Issues Week 1 Reflective Journal The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) is a degree program that is designed for nurses seeking the highest level of academic and professional achievement (McCauley et al., 2020). Therefore, the DNP…
Practice Problem and Project Framework In this course, students will complete implementation and evaluation their DNP scholarly project and submit a completed DNP scholarly project final paper; this is a revision and extension of the approved project proposal that was…
Week 4: Scholarly Final Paper Assignment Draft-Synthesis of the Literature and Practice Recommendations (75 points) The purpose of this assignment is to submit a revision and extension of the approved project proposal that was developed in NSG6802 and NSG6803. The following…
Project Title and Introduction Overview Week 3: Scholarly Final Paper Assignment Draft-Title (Introduction), Significance of the Practice Problem, PICOT Question, Theoretical Framework (75 points) The purpose of this assignment is to submit a revision and extension of the approved project proposal that was…
Nursing Philosophy A nursing philosophy is a statement outlining the ethics, values, beliefs, and motivation behind a nurse's being in the profession. It considers a nurse’ training, education, career goals, and their approach to patient care. a nursing philosophy acts…
Contribution of Doctoral-Prepared Nurses A doctoral-prepared nurse is a nurse who has earned a doctoral degree in nursing either a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) or a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Nursing (Beeber, et al., 2019). Doctoral-prepared nurses play…
Professional Goal Paper A DNP-prepared nurse is a nurse who holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree. It may also mean a nurse prepared to be a nursing leader to actively shape and improve patient outcomes, policy, process, and…
Understanding Pharmacokinetics in Psychiatry 1. The PMHNP knows that the study of how the body absorbs, distributes, metabolizes, and excretes a medication is known as: A. Breakdown B. Pharmacokinetics C. Pharmacodynamics D. First-pass effect 2. After a drug is absorbed…