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Tracy Phillips1, Jennifer L Titzer Evans
1Tracy Phillips, DNP, RN, NE-BC, is Nurse Researcher, Baptist Health Paducah, Kentucky. Jennifer L. Titzer Evans, DNP, RN, is Assistant Professor, College of Nursing and Health Professions, University of Southern Indiana, Evansville.
Abstract:
Over 670,000 ADN- and diploma-prepared nurses will need to complete their BSN degrees to meet the Institute of Medicine's recommendation that at least 80% of registered nurses (RNs) be BSN-prepared by year 2020. Understanding motivators, barriers, and the transition experience for RNs to advance their degree will help educators and nurse leaders understand the importance of a partnership to educate and mentor RNs to pursue a BSN degree.
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