03 Feb Consider the role of the DNP-prepared nurse when it comes to advocating for or implementing a practice organization change or creating an organizational culture
For this Blog, you will look back at your experience in this course and consider the most important things you learned, the challenges you faced, and the areas for improvement that you identified. Then, you will look forward and consider the ways you will implement what you have learned in your future professional practice as a DNP-prepared nurse.
RESOURCES
????Be sure to review the Learning Resources before completing this activity. Click the weekly resources link to access the resources. WEEKLY RESOURCES
TO PREPARE
Review the learning resources for Week 11. Consider the role of the DNP-prepared nurse when it comes to advocating for or implementing a practice organization change or creating an organizational culture that embraces translation and application of evidence for quality improvement.
Reflect on your experiences in this course. Consider what challenged you the most. What areas for improvement have you identified?
Reflect on your experiences in this course. Consider what you learned that was totally new for you. What were your biggest takeaways, eye-openers, or revelations? Did you have any “aha” moments?
Think about your future professional practice as a DNP-prepared nurse. How do you plan to use what you have learned in thus course?
BY DAY 3 OF WEEK 11
Post the following related to your experiences in this course:
Describe something that was challenging for you. Explain why it was challenging and what you did about it. Be specific and provide examples.
Describe an area for improvement that you have identified. What are your plans to improve in this area? Be specific and provide examples.
Describe something you learned that was totally new for you or which you consider a key takeaway that you will use in the future. Be specific and provide examples.
Explain how you plan to use what you have learned in this course in your future professional practice as a DNP-prepared nurse.
