Doctor's degree Nursing Practice - Duquesne University

Doctor's degree Nursing Practice from Duquesne University is a Campus Ph.D Clinical Nurse degree that prepares you for a Nursing career. DNP Program Outcomes The graduate of the DNP program will: 1. Demonstrate effective clinical judgment through the synthesis and interpretation of multiple data sources, and the efficient use of multidisciplinary collaborative approaches (Clinical Judgment). 2. Function as a moral advocate for patients , families and communities advancing their empowerment in complex situations (Moral Advocacy). 3. Role model astute awareness of patient and family needs, anticipating their changing requirements and ensuring patient comfort and safety in all care planning (Caring Practices). 4. Actively seek opportunities to teach, mentor and facilitate the professional development of colleagues (Facilitates Learning). 5. Develops, integrates and fosters strategies to address issues within the system to enhance patient care services, and outcomes (Collaboration). 6. Integrate system wide responses to health care diversity requirements among patients , and the staff (Systems Thinking). 7. Creatively develop educational programs for the system to address patient needs, staff development and student achievement (Facilitates Learning). 8. Foster the exploration of new knowledge to address issues in the delivery of health care, especially nursing care (Clinical Inquiry). 9. Advocate culturally competent environments and systems of care (Response to Diversity). 10. Sponsor and role model ethical decision making in all aspects of practice with self, patient/family, community, and health care delivery systems (Moral Advocacy). View more details on Duquesne University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Clinical Nurse courses.