NURS 7082 - Translational Project Development II

(3) Credit Hours

Students must have identified and gained approval of a community mentor for implementation of the translational project with all contracts, site requirements, and IRB approval completed prior to starting the Translational Project Development Course II. In this course students will continue the development and may begin to implement the translational project developed in the Translational Project Development I course, incorporating knowledge from ethics, biophysical, psychosocial, analytical, and organizational sciences. A focus on transformational leadership in the practice setting to deliver advanced-level nursing services to individuals, families, communities, or systems is emphasized. The project will embody ethical, culturally sensitive, fiscally responsible, and politically sound principles to improve current and future health care outcomes of identified populations. The student will implement his/her project under the guidance of a faculty member, committee, and in conjunction with a community preceptor. This project will produce scholarly dissemination derived from the practicum immersion experience which will be completed in the DNP Project Synthesis Courses.Prerequisites: NURS 7000, NURS 7040, NURS 7050, NURS 7260, NURS 7210 or Director approval.Only open to Nurse Practitioner D.N.P. students.Differential Course Fee will be assessed.