DNP grads' unit-based projects are making real changes in how healthcare systems operate. A look at three trailblazing student analyses and their impact.
When the School celebrated its 100th, Irv Brownfield donated a painting of his wife, Jackie, a ’51 diploma grad, near McKim Hall. It still hangs in McLeod Hall.
If workplace violence in healthcare is 'pervasive, perpetual, and underreported,' it's also better assessed/addressed using tools like DNP grad Ross Scallan's.
Done right, student-preceptor relationships can be powerful, affirming, even life-long. It's why DNP grad Maureen DeSena's preceptor 'how-to' is so critical.
A new co-director for the Mobile Health Unit van. Two new post-docs. Three new faculty FAANs, and five alumni FAANs. And a wealth of upcoming Continuing Ed.
Why future NPs and CNSs should choose a DNP, not an MSN - and why the School is not accepting applications to its advanced practice MSN programs for fall 26.
