Penn State’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) prepares advanced practice nurses to lead in clinical, organizational, and policy arenas. The curriculum emphasizes healthcare quality improvement, leadership, informatics, and evidence-based care for individuals and populations. With specializations in family nurse practitioner (FNP), psychiatric mental health, and executive leadership, graduates drive change across healthcare systems.
Designing a telehealth strategy for rural mental health access
Developing nurse-led pain management protocols in surgical units
Creating a mobile app for prenatal care education
Implementing a fall prevention initiative in long-term care
Evaluating nurse burnout and proposing resilience training programs
Designing culturally tailored diabetes education for Hispanic communities
Assessing medication reconciliation strategies in acute care settings
Improving sepsis recognition through clinical decision support tools
Studying vaccine hesitancy reduction via nurse-driven outreach
Creating policy recommendations for nursing scope expansion
Designing electronic documentation workflows to reduce charting time
Analyzing emergency department triage delays and proposing interventions
Developing outcome dashboards for nursing-sensitive quality indicators
Implementing mindfulness programs for nurse work-life balance
Building academic-practice partnerships for nurse residency programs
Transform care delivery and nursing leadership with Penn State’s Doctor of Nursing Practice degree.
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