Case Study: Evidence-based practice is extremely important in nursing N 678

Case Study: Evidence-based practice is extremely important in nursing N 678

DQ2 Evidence-based practice is extremely important in nursing. Throughout your master’s program, you will complete research on various topics. Knowing how to construct a strong problem statement and complete a critical analysis of the available information to write a literature review is essential.

This week, you will write a problem statement and perform a literature review in preparation for your ethical issues debate presentation. Share your problem statement in this discussion so that you can review each other’s work and provide peer-to-peer feedback. Also, describe what you think are the most important learning takeaways from the literature review resources you reviewed.

Follow the instructions in the bullets below to direct you where to find resources on problem statements and literature reviews:

Go to the Student Resources tab on the top of your Blackboard page.

Click on Writing Resources.

Click on Research and Writing.

Click on Writing Strategies.

Then view:

Writing a Problem Statement

What is a Literature Review

Conducting a Literature Review

 

NURS510 Policy Organization and Financing Healthcare

Week 6 Discussion

Nurse-managed health centers and clinics are providing care at more convenient locations. Please explain the need for this change, benefits, and possible solutions to any obstacles.

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Types Of Masters Degrees In Nursing
April 29, 2021 | Genevieve Carlton

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), nurses are in high demand. In fact, the BLS projects 12% job growth for RNs — a rate much faster than average — by 2028. However, advanced practice RNs (APRNs) can expect higher demand. The projected job growth for nurse practitioners and other APRNs currently sits at 26%. Nurse practitioners also benefit from much higher salaries. While the average RN earns under $72,000 a year, the BLS reports that APRNs earn nearly $114,000 on average.

Nurses can pursue advanced practice roles by earning an MSN degree. With specialization options for nurse practitioners, nurse midwives, and nurse anesthetists, an MSN program offers a variety of career options to nurses. Compared to RNs, nurses with an MSN operate with greater independence and take on more responsibility.

This page introduces the four types of nursing master’s degrees — RN-to-MSN, BSN-to-MSN, ADN-to-MSN, and ASN-to-MSN — that help nurses advance their careers.

MSN Degree Types:
RN to MSN
BSN to MSN
ADN to MSN
ASN to MSN
Master of Science in Nursing
An MSN helps nurses advance their careers and increase their earning potential. During an MSN program, nursing students build valuable clinical skills while completing core nursing classes and specialization coursework. Common MSN classes include advanced health assessment, advanced pharmacology, and nursing research. Within a specialization, MSN students complete additional coursework and clinical hours to become a nurse practitioner, nurse midwife, or another advanced practice registered nurse.

Completion times for MSN degrees can be as short as 12 months or as long as several years, depending on each nurse’s prior degrees and enrollment schedule. What can you do with a master’s degree in nursing? Nurses with MSNs work in advanced practice roles, taking on increased responsibility. The degree prepares nurses for several certifications and licenses, including board certification for nurse practitioners..