DNP Role Development for Doctoral Advanced Nursing Practice, Second Edition

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278 ■ III: ROLE FUNCTIONS OF DOCTORAL ADVANCED NURSING PRACTICE



  1. What are the critical elements that you believe a DNP degree or PhD degree in nursing can
    contribute to the health care?

  2. How important are salary concerns for your career?

  3. Do you think the DNP degree is clearly understood by potential employers or not?

  4. From the results of the 2016 study, what are some of the issues that lack consensus in the
    profession?

  5. What would you ask on the next survey that is different from what has been asked in 2012
    and 2016?


■ NOTE



  1. “Actually there are more [than three nursing accreditation agencies] if you consider the specialty ac-
    crediting agencies for nurse anesthetists and nurse midwives” (personal communication, Dr. Judith
    Halstead, May 1, 2016).


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