Clinical Research For The Doctor of Nursing Practice (3rd Revised Edition)

Description

Clinical Research for the Doctor of Nursing Practice, Third Edition walks the reader through each aspect of the DNP project, explaining how students can effectively conceptualize, design, and implement their research to become agents of change in multiple healthcare settings. Focusing on the practical steps needed to complete the capstone project, the Third Edition demystifies common challenges for DNP students, including how to develop a research question, select a methodology, and develop a proposal for implementation.

The text also investigates emerging issues relevant to DNP-prepared nurses, from changes in patient confidentiality practices and HIPAA legislation to making interventions in quality improvement processes. Several sample DNP projects are included to foster classroom discussion and analysis.

New to the Third Edition

• New chapter on selecting a research methodology
• Renewed focus on and discussion of theoretical frameworks
• Guides for translating DNP project findings into practice;
• An overview of the role of the DNP-educated nurse in academia
• Analysis of updates to HIPPA legislation

Author Biography

Dr. Terry has been Assistant Professor of Nursing at Auburn University at Montgomery since 2009.She teaches in the baccalaureate nursing program.She has previously been Director of Alabama’s Center for Nursing as well as the Director of Community Certification for the Alabama Department of Mental Health’s Mental Retardation Division.