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Doctor of Nursing Leadership

Doctor of Nursing Leadership

Overview

The Doctor of Nursing Leadership program offers an in-depth exploration of advanced nursing theories, research methodologies, healthcare policy, leadership theories, organizational behavior, economic principles, ethical considerations, quality improvement, strategic planning, and evidence- based practice.

The program culminates in the Doctorate Dissertation in Nursing Leadership, where students engage in independent research, preparing a dissertation demonstrating mastery in nursing leadership. This course focuses on comprehensive research, analysis, and synthesis, leading to original findings. The program equips students with advanced knowledge and skills to excel in nursing leadership roles, promoting positive change in healthcare settings.

Admission Criteria:

Education is available exclusively for members of the American Financials Alliance Association Corporation (AFAAC).

Duration of the program

2 years

1. Degree Requirements:
2. Membership Requirement:
3. Initial Application Submission:
4. Transcript Evaluation Application:
5. Program Approval:
6. Tuition Payment:
7. Final Admission Confirmation:
California Pacificatory University

Doctor of Nursing Leadership

The Doctor of Nursing Leadership program offers an in-depth exploration of advanced nursing theories, research methodologies, healthcare policy, leadership theories, organizational behavior, economic principles, ethical considerations, quality improvement, strategic planning, and evidence- based practice. The program culminates in the Doctorate Dissertation in Nursing Leadership, where students engage in independent research, preparing a dissertation demonstrating mastery in nursing leadership. This course focuses on comprehensive research, analysis, and synthesis, leading to original findings. The program equips students with advanced knowledge and skills to excel in nursing leadership roles, promoting positive change in healthcare settings.

Courses for Doctor of Nursing Leadership

This course is designed to provide an in-depth examination of advanced nursing theories, research methodologies, and their application to nursing leadership practice. Students will explore various theoretical frameworks and research approaches that inform nursing leadership, and develop skills in critically analyzing and applying these theories and methodologies to real- world scenarios. Through readings, discussions, and assignments, students will enhance their understanding of nursing leadership theories, research design, data analysis, and evidence-based practice.
This course provides an in-depth analysis of healthcare policy development, advocacy strategies, and the impact of policies on nursing leadership and healthcare outcomes. Students will examine the processes involved in shaping healthcare policies, explore effective advocacy strategies, and critically evaluate the implications of policies on nursing practice and healthcare delivery. Through readings, discussions, and assignments, students will develop the knowledge and skills necessary to become informed advocates for positive policy change.
This course focuses on the study of leadership theories, management principles, organizational behavior, and their application within healthcare settings. Students will explore essential values and skills required for effective leadership in the healthcare industry. Through readings, discussions, case studies, and assignments, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of leadership concepts and their practical implementation in healthcare organizations.
This course explores economic principles, financial management strategies, and budgeting in healthcare organizations, with a specific focus on nursing leadership roles. Students will develop an understanding of the economic factors impacting healthcare systems, learn financial management techniques applicable to nursing leadership, and gain skills in budget planning and analysis. This course emphasizes the integration of economic principles with nursing leadership practices to ensure effective financial decision-making and resource allocation.
This course examines the ethical considerations, legal obligations, and professional standards that nursing leaders must navigate in their roles. Students will explore the complexities of decision-making and patient care from an ethical and legal perspective. Through interactive discussions, case studies, and critical analysis, students will develop a deep understanding of the ethical and legal issues faced by nursing leaders and enhance their ability to make informed and ethically sound decisions.
This course is designed to provide doctoral students in the Nursing Leadership program with a comprehensive understanding of quality improvement methodologies, patient safety initiatives, and the pivotal role of nursing leadership in promoting a culture of safety and continuous improvement in healthcare settings. Through a combination of theoretical discussions, case studies, and practical applications, students will develop the knowledge and skills necessary to lead quality and safety initiatives in their professional practice.
This course focuses on the study of strategic planning processes, change management models, and their application in healthcare organizations, with a specific emphasis on nursing leadership roles. Students will explore theoretical frameworks, principles, and best practices for strategic planning and change management within the healthcare context. The course aims to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for nursing leaders to effectively lead and navigate organizational change.
This course focuses on the study of strategic planning processes, change management models, and their application in healthcare organizations, with a specific emphasis on nursing leadership roles. Students will explore theoretical frameworks, principles, and best practices for strategic planning and change management within the healthcare context. The course aims to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for nursing leaders to effectively lead and navigate organizational change.
This course offers an advanced exploration of evidence-based practice principles, nursing research methodologies, and their integration into nursing leadership practice. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge, practical applications, and critical analysis, students will develop a deep understanding of evidence-based practice and its significance in enhancing nursing leadership. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the necessary skills to critically evaluate research literature, design research studies, and apply evidence-based practices in their leadership roles.
The Doctorate Dissertation in Nursing Leadership is the culminating experience in the doctoral program, providing students with an opportunity to demonstrate their mastery of the knowledge, skills, and competencies acquired throughout their academic journey. This course focuses on independent research and preparation of a doctoral dissertation on a specific cybersecurity topic within the field of nursing leadership. Students will engage in comprehensive research, analysis, and synthesis of existing literature and empirical data, leading to the development of original research findings. The course will culminate in a formal defense of the research findings before a panel of faculty and experts in the field.
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California Pacificatory University is Sponsored by the Association of American Financials Alliance Association Corporation (AFAAC).