NR 730 Week 1 Discussion; Analyzing a Practice Gap
Course: NR 730 DNP Project Institution: Chamberlain University Students Contributor: Kelly Brook Format: docx/pptx Pages: 5
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NR 730 Week 1 Discussion on Analyzing a Practice Gap Purpose: The purpose of this discussion is to analyze a gap in practice, which will catalyze the development of the DNP practice change project. Instructions: Reflect on your readings this week and provide your proposed DNP practice change project purpose statement in one concise sentence. The statement should clearly identify the following: Gap in practice Population impacted Goal of the project My DNP practice change project purpose statement is: The Use of CBT combined with Lifestyle Changes (physical exercises and a healthy diet) in Adul
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