Two candidates for the DNP degree offered in the graduate nursing program will soon be presenting posters on campus, according to the School of Nursing:
Jennifer Stevens, a 2014 doctor of nursing practice/family nurse practitioner candidate, has been working over the past year to complete her Practice Improvement Project (PIP), a scholarly project designed to improve practice or patient outcomes. She will be presenting her PIP poster, titled “Medication Reconciliation in Rural Native American Primary Care Clinic,” on Tuesday, October 22, from 3 to 3:30 p.m., in Buckley Center room 309. All interested parties are invited to attend; RSVPs are not necessary.
Noelle McLaughlin, a 2014 doctor of nursing practice/family nurse practitioner candidate, has been working over the past year to complete her Practice Improvement Project (PIP), a scholarly project designed to improve practice or patient outcomes. She will be presenting her PIP poster, titled “Individualized Weight Management Plans in Rural Oregon Clinic,” on Wednesday, October 23, from 10 to 10:30 a.m., in Franz Hall room 033. All interested parties are invited to attend her presentation; RSVPs are not necessary.
For more information contact nursing at 7211.