Quality care and improved health care outcomes have put evidence-based practice at the forefront of nursing. The DNP program prepares students with the skills needed to translate research into practice.
- Population health
- Complexity of health interventions
- Determining best practices
- Design and implementation of quality improvement initiatives
- Measuring health care outcomes
- Disseminating findings as scholarly practice
Technology
DNP, FNP-BC
Clinical Assistant Professor
Innovation in instructional technology
Administrative Specialist I – HR & Facilities
DNP, RN
Clinical Assistant Professor
Simulated fetal monitor app, transforming education through technology
Translation Science
Administrative Specialist I – HR & Facilities
DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC
Clinical Associate Professor
Adverse childhood experiences, immunizations, school-based health, interprofessional practice
DNP, CRNA
Clinical Associate Professor
Professional advocacy and health policy, simulation, substance abuse
DNP, WHNP-BC
Clinical Assistant Professor
Motivational interviewing, science of addiction, health policy
DNP, RN, FNP-BC
Clinical Associate Professor
Diabetes intervention, serving the uninsured, change of provider standard of care
Administrative Specialist I – HR & Facilities
Caregiving
Administrative Specialist I – HR & Facilities
Outcomes Population Health
DNP, PhD(c)
DNP Program Chair
Diversity and health disparities, professional advocacy, health policy
DNP, FNP-BC
Clinical Associate Professor
Academic community partners, clinical preceptors, serving the underserved