Rules & Ways of Knowing
The author of this report is asked to answer several questions as they relate to the current nursing classes that the author is taking. The first question is the role of scholarly during an APN/DNP program. The second question asks the author to discuss the interest the author has in the selected role and degree in question. A sub-section of that question is whether the role in question meets the APN consensus statement, what professional organizations offer certification in the applicable certification role and what the criteria are for any applicable industry exams. Next up will be a selection and explanation of an APN conceptual framework for practice. After that will be an explanation of the ways of knowing and how they influence the author's current practice. What will follow that is an identification and explanation of the author's preferred paradigm. Last will be a description of scholarship, the selected role, the APN conceptual framework and the ways of knowing contribute to the environment in which the author operates, patient care in general and the overall nursing profession. While the author of this report has a lot to learn about nursing, the passion and direction that guides the author is putting the author on the right track intellectually and professionally.
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Scholarship is important in any school or learning institution of any formality. However, when it comes to the life and death as well as other important struggles and situations surrounding the medical profession, the subject takes on a more stern and prominent importance. Due to the implications and lessons to be learned as they pertain to nursing and the broader medical profession, learning things the right way and thus then doing them right the first time every time whenever possible in the field is imperative. Learning nursing subjects effectively and completely prepares a nurse for the field and assists in teaching others both in established and official roles in which that is an expectation as well...
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