DNPC 630 DNP Scholarly Practice
DNPC 630 DNP Scholarly Practice is a course in Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) programs that focuses on developing skills for scholarly practice in nursing.
This program prepares you to:
- Provide thorough, proven care to individuals or groups by using advanced nursing skills. You’ll learn to plan, deliver, and check how effective the care is.
- Take the lead in encouraging the use of proven practices in your area of advanced nursing.
- Be an expert in your field, ready to help solve tough clinical problems as a specialist or advisor.
Your advisor will sign you up for 1-6 units each semester, depending on the specialty track you’re in. For example, Post-MSN DNP requires 10 total units, BSN/DNP FNP & PMHNP need 11 total units, and BSN/DNP FNP/AGNP & FNP/PNP need 8 total units. Remember, you need at least a B- grade to pass each course.
