Discussion: Capella Effectiveness of Telehealth to Support Severe Mental Illness MGT Bibliography School

Discussion: Capella Effectiveness of Telehealth to Support Severe Mental Illness MGT Bibliography School

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Write a 4-6 page annotated bibliography where you identify peer-reviewed publications that promote the use of a selected technology to enhance quality and safety standards in nursing.
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“The DNP focuses on preparing nurses to become expert clinicians by utilizing research and knowledge to create more efficient practices and better patient outcomes. While PhD-prepared nurses are concerned with the discovery of new knowledge, DNP-prepared nurses are concerned with the application of new knowledge and research to practice in order to improve health care and patient outcomes “(J. Thomas) (2018). I believe that these two complement each other and that it is amazing that nurses can advance so far in their careers and hold so many different titles and degrees.
“A doctor of nursing practice (DNP) is a clinical practice degree, whereas a doctor of philosophy in nursing (PhD) is a research degree. Nurse Practitioners can obtain either degree, but a DNP is preferred. Individuals who hold a Master’s degree in Nursing Education are likely to pursue a PhD “(K. Gaines) (2019, September 11).

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My current goal is to return to school to obtain my NP and work in Women’s Health after finishing my BSN. If I decide to continue my education, I believe that obtaining a DNP would be the best fit for an NP because it is more clinical than a PhD in nursing. School is a significant commitment, and after completing my BSN, I hope to take a break and spend my free time with my family.

When nurses reach the doctorate level of nursing education, they have several options. Obtaining a PhD in nursing or a DNP are two of these options. A doctorate in nursing practice (DNP) is a doctorate degree for advanced practicing nurses. It enables them to practice as nurse practitioners and broadens their scope of practice beyond that of a registered nurse (Neal-Boylan, 2019). A PhD in nursing, on the other hand, is more focused on research and leadership within the nursing field (Neal-Boylan, 2019). Nurses who pursue a PhD can work in academia, research, or administration (Neal-Boylan, 2019). PhD programs emphasize nursing science and the advancement of nursing knowledge and standards of practice. DNP programs are designed to prepare nurses for advanced clinical practice (Thomas, 2018).

If I were to continue my nursing education at the doctorate level, I would pursue a DNP. I am very interested in primary care and hope to one day work as a family nurse practitioner. Both degrees are extremely valuable in the nursing field, but the DNP is more in line with my interests in nursing. I want to assist people in living the healthiest lives possible, and I believe that much of health can be addressed at the primary care level.

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