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Susan Weber Buchholz1, Charles Yingling, Krista Jones
1Author Affiliations: Professor, Rush University College of Nursing (Dr Buchholz); Clinical Assistant Professor (Drs Yingling and Jones), University of Illinois at Chicago; and Assistant Professor (Dr Tenfelde), Loyola University Chicago, Illinois.
Abstract:
A deliberate course of predegree intraprofessional DNP and PhD student collaboration can yield relationships that will facilitate postdegree teamwork. Working together, DNP-prepared nurses can use their practice expertise, and PhD-prepared nurses can use their research expertise to improve and change health care. This article presents 3 contexts in which predegree collaboration can occur between DNP and PhD students. Postdegree DNP and PhD collaboration can occur in 2 contexts.
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