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¶ … DNP has been a relatively new one for the nursing profession. Today, "there are many enthusiasts toward the DNP. Seen by some as a symbol of social progressivism, the endorsement of doctoral education for advanced practice nursing has many potentially positive outcomes. Among them, better parity with other practice disciplines" (Bellini 2012: 6). However, there have also been many naysayers about the degree. They "strongly argue for the retention of MS-level preparation for APRNs based on economic and workforce issues… [they argue that the DNP is] detrimental to society, as the projected number of APRNs needed is expected to rise in the years to come, The authors argue that this is unlikely to occur if the DNP-mandate deters potential APRN students from pursuing graduate study" (Bellini 2012: 6). This reflects the idea that nursing, however much theory might inform the teaching of nursing, is ultimately always a practical discipline. It will also assess its impact upon nursing education, given the extent to which a nursing faculty shortage has had a negative impact upon the ability of nursing schools to admit as many new applicants as they would like to address the looming nursing shortage. "The need for more doctorally prepared faculty in nursing is another argument for the DNP from AACN, yet this notion is often opposed on two grounds: the DNP degree is not intended to prepare educators in the pedagogy of teaching; and DNP-prepared faculty will not be successful academicians at some universities, where a more traditional view of discovery scholarship alone is the accepted norm (Bellini 2012: 6).
Given the relatively recent vintage of this degree and its controversial nature, it seems like an ideal topic…
References
Bellini, S. (2014). The doctor of nursing for entry into advanced practice. Medscape.
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http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/760749_2
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