NR 730 Week 7 Discussion; Disseminating the DNP Project
Course: NR 730 DNP Project Institution: Chamberlain University Students Contributor: Kelly Brook Format: docx/pptx Pages: 4
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Week 7 Discussion: Disseminating the DNP Project A Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) project's dissemination guarantees that the study findings have an impact on pertinent clinical practice and healthcare outcomes outside of the practicum context. The dissemination venue would maximize the project's reach and impact for my DNP project, which would concentrate on implementing a nurse-led patient navigation program to shorten the length of stay (LOS) at Doctors Memorial Hospital, a Critical Access Hospital (CAH). The Journal of Nursing Scholarship (JNS), which was recognized as a preeminent peer-
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