In this annotated bibliography both current and future practice nursing students, researches, nursing education programs and nurse educators will have more knowledge and be informed of new innovations.
Apold, S. (2008) The Doctor of Nursing practice: looking back, moving forward. Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 4(2) Susan Apold is is one of the vice president of academic affairs and dean of faculty at College of Mount Saint Vincent in Bronx, NY and also the immediate past president of the American College of Nurse Practitioners who is looking to talk about the conversations and conclusion of the Adaptation of the doctor of nursing practice which is the required credential for the advanced Nursing profession. This
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Some people that are against the potential DNP say that if this new requirement is implemented it will enable them from “practicing in policy issues, decision making on the college/university level, budget distributions and other inquires that focuses on the overall growth, development, and actually sustainability of nursing as a discipline in higher education” (p. 105) Contrary to this there are also some advantages to this due to the author suggesting that the DNP practice degree may increase knowledge and make the practice of nursing better, the leadership role and also improving in patient outcomes. Susan Apold in this article she makes its relevance to my research in its importance by suggesting that the professionals in nursing support and openly discuss the questions that are unanswered.
Boland K. Boschma, G., & McCuaig, F. (2010). The Development of nurse practioner preparation beyond the master’s level: what is the debate about? International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship, 7(1), 15P.
These authors who are all experts in the nursing profession explain the