Issues in designing an RN-MS track

|January 1, 1994

Abstract:

The combined RN-MS track is a streamlined pathway to the masters degree in nursing, particularly appealing to nurses who are highly motivated and have their career goals firmly in place. The author discusses issues in developing and implementing this track and presents initial evaluations.

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