A guide to disseminating your DNP project / Marilyn Smith-Stoner, PhD, RN-BS, CNE.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Smith-Stoner, Marilyn, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Nursing--Study and teaching (Graduate).

Nursing.

Nursing--Study and teaching.

Nursing--Research--Methodology.

Nursing--Research.

Information Dissemination--methods.

Education, Nursing, Graduate.

Nursing Research.

Medical Subjects:

Information Dissemination--methods.

Education, Nursing, Graduate.

Nursing Research.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (x, 231 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Other Title:

Guide to disseminating your doctor of nursing practice project

Place of Publication:

New York, New York : Springer Publishing Company, 2018.

Summary:

A Guide to Disseminating Your DNP Project provides an effective, proven blueprint that enables students to disseminate their DNP Projects.This book describes the process of disseminating the final written assignment, as is recommended by the American Academy of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) for graduation from a DNP program.

Contents:

Cover

Title

Copyright

Contents

Preface

Share A Guide to Disseminating Your DNP Project

Unit I: Planning Your Dissemination Strategy

Chapter 1: Why Take the Time to Disseminate Your Work?

Chapter Checklist

Contributions to Nursing Art and Science

Your Project Is the "Voice" of Others

Establishes Your Expertise

Contribute to Your Career Goals

Required by Accrediting Agencies

Specifics of Disseminating Your DNP Project

DNP Projects

The Impact of Digital Communication

Traditional Oral Presentations

Digital Content

Traditional Web and Hybrid Dissemination

First Steps

Conclusions

References

Chapter 2: Clarifying Research-Focused or Practice-Focused Scholarship

Sharing Scholarship

Types of Scholarship

How to Find Your Research/Practice Topics

Preparing for a Study

Review Board Approval

Quality Improvement

Translational Research

Chapter 3: Choosing Your Method of Sharing Your Project

Planning

Exploring

Experimenting

Assessing What You Know

Creating the Plan

Avoid These Common Mistakes

Take Every Opportunity to Present Your Work

Oral Presentations

Top Mistakes Students Make in Learning Something New

Chapter 4: Determining the Unique Contribution to Health Care

"S"=Select

Types of Projects

Highlighting the Unique Aspects of a Project

Careful Record Keeping

Other Sources of Uniqueness

Theoretical Frameworks

Review of Types of DNP Projects

Chapter 5: Setting Up the Project

Creating a Core (Capstone) Document

Marketing Yourself

Fundamental Tools and Skills Needed

Program Guidelines.

Transferring Project Content to Various Dissemination Method(s)

Delivery of Presentation

Evaluation of Presentation

Storage and Retrieval of Your Presentation

Chapter 6: Group Dissemination Projects

Group Projects: Delegate or Collaborate?

Best Practices Group Projects

Creating a Group

Establish Ground Rules and Timeline for Project

Meeting With Your Advisor as a Group

What Can You Expect From a Group Project?

Schedule Check-Ins

Celebrate Successes

Unit II: Introducing Types of Dissemination Methods

Chapter 7: Print: Publication in a Professional Journal

Overview of the Publication Process

Selecting the Journal

Habits

Author Guidelines

Cautions

Enthusiasm

Acceptance

Rejection

Publication

Chapter 8: Print: Publication in Lay Magazines, Newsletters, or Other Sources

Publishing Your Topic Internally

Topic Selection

Chapter 9: Digital Media: Websites, eBooks, Podcasts, and Video

The Scope of Digital Media

Preparing Your Media for the Internet

Consider Career Goals

Understanding the Internet

Websites

eBooks

Audio Files

Videos

Chapter 10: Multimedia: Give Television and Radio Interviews Like an Expert

SHARED Model and Interviews

Types of Media Services

Key Points to Being Interviewed

Chapter 11: Creative Presentations, Art, and Other Performances

SHARED Model

Unit III: Disseminating Work via Print Methods

Chapter 12: Creating a Support Team to Help You

SHARED Model.

Creating the Team

Calendar and Time Frames

Tracking Activity

Communication and Check-Ins

Staying on Track

Chapter 13: Alternative Forms for Disseminating Your Project

General Information on Lay Print Publications

Visual Images

Reference

Chapter 14: Internal Publications: Handbooks, Policy and Procedure Manuals, Patient Education Material

Identify the Types of Internal Documents Needed

Identify the Audience for Each Type of Internal Publication

Best Practices: Pilot Projects Before the Policy

Determine Who the "Gatekeepers" Are

Determine Ownership

Identifying the Best Presentation of Project Outcomes

Timelines

Publicizing the Resources

Chapter 15: Dissemination Through Professional Print Publications

Why Should You Publish?

Your Program Requires a Submission-Now What?

Mechanics of Creating a Manuscript

Final Manuscript Preparation-Presubmission

Post acceptance Preparation

Ahead of Print

Publishing a Book

Celebrating Publication

Chapter 16: Speaking to Editors, Webmasters, and Practice Committees

Elevator Speech

Headlines and Introductions

Webmasters

Communicating With Practice Committees

Chapter 17: Initial Submission of Work

Preparing the Manuscript for Submission

Ancillary Documents

Chapter 18: Rejection and Revisions

Requests for Revisions

Chapter 19: Acceptance and Follow-Up

Responsibilities After Acceptance

Tracking the Impact

Retractions of Published Articles

Reference.

Unit IV: Disseminating Work via Oral Presentation Methods

Chapter 20: Podium Presentation to Professionals: Conferences, Posters

Completing the Proposal

Podium Presentation

Audience Engagement

Posters

Storytelling

Chapter 21: Presentations to Lay/Community Audiences

Developing the Presentation

TED Talks

Hashtags

Publicity

Chapter 22: Multimedia: Videos, Photographs, and Online Repositories

Planning Multimedia

Creating Multimedia

Other Interactive Multimedia

Chapter 23: Blogs

Why Blog?

How to Create a Simple Blog

Resources for Following Blogs

Web-Friendly Content

Unit V: Disseminating Work via Art and Performance Methods

Chapter 24: Using Your Talents and Interests to Do Something Innovative

Suggestions for Personalizing Your Ideas

Chapter 25: Disseminating an Artful Scholarly Project

Using Art to Deliver Your Message

Responding to Critiques of Your Work

Conclusion

Unit VI: This Is the Beginning

Chapter 26: The First Dissemination of Your Work Is the Hardest

Presentation Preparation

Archiving Your Presentation

Chapter 27: Your Nursing Career and Continually Building on the First Step

Required Continuing Education

Professional Organizations

Specialty Certification

Journal Clubs

Mentoring

Self-Assessment

Chapter 28: Career Planning: Using the Work to Further Your Career

Applying Your Degree in the Clinical Setting

Conclusions.

Appendix A: Case Study: Cindy Fike, DNP

Personal Journey

Personal Take

Appendix B: SHARED Model Template

Index.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.

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Other Format:

Print version: Smith-Stoner, Marilyn. Guide to disseminating your DNP project.

ISBN:

0-8261-3317-7

OCLC:

1018455026