The DNP Scholarly Project demonstrates an in-depth knowledge of the student's area of expertise in nursing practice. The DNP Scholarly Project is a synthesis of the student's work which provides a faculty-supervised opportunity for demonstration of the use of evidence to improve either practice or patient outcomes. The project forms the basis for future practice scholarship. This course combines 1 SH of didactic and scheduled on-line seminars throughout the semester with 1 SH (75 clock hours) of practicum experience. Project implementation is the focus of the practicum experience. Project management guidance is provided through on-line seminar sessions, in concert with Faculty Directors, and through communication with the student and external mentor. Students are expected to have a DNP Scholarly Project faculty director, an external member and an approved and willing project site in place prior to course entry.
Prerequisite: GNUR 571 DNP Scholarly Project: Proposal and Pre-Implementation.
Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this course, DNP students will: 1) Implement DNP Scholarly Project using project management skills and competencies; 2) Demonstrate leadership skills in project implementation and management; 3) Apply problem-solving methods and change concepts during project management.
Prerequisite: GNUR 571 DNP Scholarly Project: Proposal and Pre-Implementation.
Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this course, DNP students will: 1) Implement DNP Scholarly Project using project management skills and competencies; 2) Demonstrate leadership skills in project implementation and management; 3) Apply problem-solving methods and change concepts during project management.