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Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Reflection
For this assignment, students will reflect, analyze, and relate their future role as a DNP professional to practice and the DNP Essentials.
Students will use the listed guiding questions below to reflect on professional practice and the DNP Essentials.
Content requirements:
Title page (using current APA formatting standards).
Introduction- Address questions one (1) and two (2).
Address questions three (3) through seven (7) as separate paragraphs.
Summarize points made from the guiding questions in a final paragraph.
References should include sources related to the DNP Essentials, Quadruple Aim, and Core Competencies for Interprofessional Collaborative Practice.
Written work should reflect doctoral-level integrity and standards without spelling, grammatical, or syntax errors.
Written work should reflect current APA formatting requirements.
Submit as a Word document.
The length of the paper should not exceed six (6) pages (excluding the title page and reference list). Content pages beyond the six (6) page limit will not be read or evaluated.
Guiding Questions
Why did you decide to pursue your Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree?
After earning your DNP, how do you anticipate your professional role changing?
What role does the DNP professional play in initiating and evaluating evidence-based practice changes?
Identify at least three DNP Essentials and discuss how they could play a role in your practice.
What impact do you envision DNP professionals making on the Quadruple Aim? Patient outcomes?
How can a DNP professional influence your facility’s Interprofessional Collaborative practice team?
Describe how the DNP professional applies theory and EBP concepts in practice.
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