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The Weber State University (WSU) Annie Taylor Dee School of Nursing (SON) Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) programs are designed to prepare nurses for an advanced level of nursing science, leadership, and practice. The DNP is a translational, practice-focused doctoral degree that prepares students to evaluate research science to inform nursing practice and transform healthcare organizations. By developing a translational practice, graduates develop the skills to determine the credibility of the sources presented, use research findings to inform practice, improve patient safety, and initiate quality improvement process improvements; and use existing and developing databases to guide quality improvement decisions for patients and populations at the systems level. The MSN accredited program offers two leadership role specialties; Nurse Educator and Nurse Executive. Graduate students will experience diverse and evidence-based learning opportunities from highly qualified graduate faculty, culminating in a community-based residency experience in nursing clinical, academia, or administrative leadership.
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1Implementation of a Post Disaster Recovery Protocol for Tooele County, UtahImplementation of a Post Disaster Recovery Protocol for Tooele County, Utah2023Text
2Implementation of Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Clinic Among Inner City Ogden ResidentsImplementation of Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Clinic Among Inner City Ogden Residents2022Text
3Improving Advance Directive Education for Assisted Living Patients and Their FamiliesImproving Advance Directive Education for Assisted Living Patients and Their Families2022Text
4Primary Care Hypertension Management in Older Adults: Incorporating New Guidelines and Effective Follow-up into the Hear the Beat ProgramPrimary Care Hypertension Management in Older Adults: Incorporating New Guidelines and Effective Follow-up into the Hear the Beat Program2022Text
5Reducing Blood Pressure in Hypertensive Patients using the Community-Based Approach in Ogden, UtahReducing Blood Pressure in Hypertensive Patients using the Community-Based Approach in Ogden, Utah2022Text
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