The Master of Science in Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN/FNP) is designed specifically for nurses who hold a BSN and are ready to fill the growing need for highly skilled advanced practice registered nurses. The accelerated MSN/FNP focuses on comprehensive healthcare for families and family members across all ages, body systems and diseases and will prepare you to deliver a range of acute, chronic, and preventive healthcare services.
Submissions from 2023
Using Motivational Interviewing to Improve Self-care in Adults with Congestive Heart Failure, Krista Martinez
Using Physical Therapy as First Line Treatment for Sciatica vs. Invasive Intervention, christina mohammed
The Use of Distraction Techniques During Injection in Pediatric Patients, Sara Mollner
The Implementation of Nurse Practitioner Residency Programs to Increase the Employment Retention of New Graduates, Roni-Jo Panganiban
Prenatal Care: Improved Attendance Through Text Messaging, Samareea Saunders
Self Management Programs and its Effects on Blood Pressure, Thao Vo
Submissions from 2022
Reducing Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections, kristina foti
The Use of Distraction Techniques During Painful Procedures in Pediatric Patients, BETHANY HAYWARD
Use of Text Messaging for Type two Diabetes Management in Patients over Sixty-Five, Charles Head
Medication Errors: Causes, Theories and Interventions, Tuyba Karim
The Use of Swaddle Bathing In The Neonate, Michele Mancini
Multimodal Medicine: Pain Control Potential, Tyler Ostlund
Virtual Reality for Pediatric Pain Management, Leonard Paulo
Early Depression Screening and the Effects on Postpartum Depression, Tara Udy
Mental Health Benefits of Physical Activity in Older Adults, Adrian Kurt Zitzmann
Submissions from 2021
Hormone Therapy for Treatment of Depression, Johna Beard
The Effects of Music Therapy on Agitation and Anxiety in Patients with Dementia, Gerianne Ferrer
Discharge Instructions In The Emergency Department, Josh Jorgensen
Using Digital Technology to Decrease Postpartum Depression, Camille E. Last