Sunday, August 23, 2009
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Third cohort of DNP students join faculty for Reception at the Rotunda
14 new DNP students joined faculty at a Rotunda reception on Tuesday August 18.
Emma Mitchell, new DNSO president welcomed the students and invited them to join with the PhD doctoral students in social and other activities related to doctoral education.
The Dean welcomed the students and the Program Director introduced faculty teaching and advising in the program.
Picture of Dr. Emily Drake teaching the course Managing Information Technology.
Friday, August 14, 2009
NEW ACADEMIC YEAR
welcome to the third cohort of DNP students!
Doctor of Nursing Practice Orientation
Monday, August 17, 2009
9am – noon
Claude Moore Nursing Education Building, Room 1110
9:00am – noon Welcome and orientation
9:00am Convene, Doris Glick, PhD, RN, DNP Program Director
Welcome from the Dean - Dorrie Fontaine, PhD, RN, FAAN
Welcome from Associate Dean for Academic Programs - Sarah Farrell, PhD, RN
9:15am Introduction of DNP Program faculty Doris Glick PhD, RN
Program Overview of the DNP at UVa, Kathleen Cox, PhD, RN
9:45am Introduction of new students
10:15am Break
10:30am Overview of Practica (GNUR 9610 and 9620) and Capstone (GNUR 9991) Requirements
Dr. Catherine Kane and Dr. Doris Glick
11:15-1:00 Lunch on your own and you will need to go to the University ID Card Office to have your photo taken and set up your PassPhrase. The University ID Card Office is located in the lower level of Observatory Hill Dining Hall, on the corner of Alderman and McCormick Roads. It is a 10 minute walk or you may drive over. There is meter parking is available in front of the building, on McCormick Road. Take an official, governmental ID (driver’s license, passport).
1:00-5:30 Computer Workshop (bring your laptop)
Patricia Vaughn, Health Sciences Library
Meet at Carter Classroom in Health Sciences Library (lower level)
1:00pm Wireless Clinic (configuring your laptop for Cavalier)
Installation of RefWorks write-n-cite on your laptops
Tour of the Health Sciences Library
2:00pm Research in the Library
Intro to the Clinical Data Repository
3:00pm Managing Literature citations with RefWorks
4:00pm Using UVa Collab
Saving your research results
New DNP students should make an appointment to meet individuals with their faculty advisors this week (August 18-21).
DNP Core Class Meetings
Tuesday, August 18
11am-noon Evidence Based Practice at the University of Virginia, Suzi Burns, CMNE 3020
1pm-3pm Managing Information Technology (GNUR 8650), CMNE 1120
1pm-5pm DNP Practicum (GNUR 9610 / 9620), CMNE 1110
3:15-4:30pm Sharing Lessons Learned, presented by panel of current DNP students. CMNE 3020
4:45pm Meet Clay Hysell in the CMNEB Lobby for walk to the Rotunda
5:00pm Reception in the Rotunda, Lower Dome Room
Wednesday, August 19
9am – 4pm Evidence Based Practice (GNUR 8660), McLeod Hall 5044
Thursday, August 20
9 am - noon Health Promotion & Health Behavior Research GNUR 8610
1am – 5pm Evidence Based Practice (GNUR 8660), McLeod Hall 5044
Friday, August 21
9am – 4pm Health Promotion & Health Behavior Research (GNUR 8610), McLeod Hall 1003
GNUR 8610, 8650 and 8660 will also meet on the following days. Some classes will be scheduled for a 2.5 hour session.
Friday, Sept 18
Friday, October 16
Friday, November 13
End of Term Sessions all day:
Wednesday, December 16 Health Promotion & Health Behavior Research (GNUR 8610),
McLeod Hall 1003
Thursday, December 17 Managing Information Technology (GNUR 8650), CMNE 1120
DNP Practicum (GNUR 9610 / 9620), CMNE 1110
Friday, December 18 Evidence Based Practice (GNUR 8660), McLeod Hall 5044
Doctor of Nursing Practice Orientation
Monday, August 17, 2009
9am – noon
Claude Moore Nursing Education Building, Room 1110
9:00am – noon Welcome and orientation
9:00am Convene, Doris Glick, PhD, RN, DNP Program Director
Welcome from the Dean - Dorrie Fontaine, PhD, RN, FAAN
Welcome from Associate Dean for Academic Programs - Sarah Farrell, PhD, RN
9:15am Introduction of DNP Program faculty Doris Glick PhD, RN
Program Overview of the DNP at UVa, Kathleen Cox, PhD, RN
9:45am Introduction of new students
10:15am Break
10:30am Overview of Practica (GNUR 9610 and 9620) and Capstone (GNUR 9991) Requirements
Dr. Catherine Kane and Dr. Doris Glick
11:15-1:00 Lunch on your own and you will need to go to the University ID Card Office to have your photo taken and set up your PassPhrase. The University ID Card Office is located in the lower level of Observatory Hill Dining Hall, on the corner of Alderman and McCormick Roads. It is a 10 minute walk or you may drive over. There is meter parking is available in front of the building, on McCormick Road. Take an official, governmental ID (driver’s license, passport).
1:00-5:30 Computer Workshop (bring your laptop)
Patricia Vaughn, Health Sciences Library
Meet at Carter Classroom in Health Sciences Library (lower level)
1:00pm Wireless Clinic (configuring your laptop for Cavalier)
Installation of RefWorks write-n-cite on your laptops
Tour of the Health Sciences Library
2:00pm Research in the Library
Intro to the Clinical Data Repository
3:00pm Managing Literature citations with RefWorks
4:00pm Using UVa Collab
Saving your research results
New DNP students should make an appointment to meet individuals with their faculty advisors this week (August 18-21).
DNP Core Class Meetings
Tuesday, August 18
11am-noon Evidence Based Practice at the University of Virginia, Suzi Burns, CMNE 3020
1pm-3pm Managing Information Technology (GNUR 8650), CMNE 1120
1pm-5pm DNP Practicum (GNUR 9610 / 9620), CMNE 1110
3:15-4:30pm Sharing Lessons Learned, presented by panel of current DNP students. CMNE 3020
4:45pm Meet Clay Hysell in the CMNEB Lobby for walk to the Rotunda
5:00pm Reception in the Rotunda, Lower Dome Room
Wednesday, August 19
9am – 4pm Evidence Based Practice (GNUR 8660), McLeod Hall 5044
Thursday, August 20
9 am - noon Health Promotion & Health Behavior Research GNUR 8610
1am – 5pm Evidence Based Practice (GNUR 8660), McLeod Hall 5044
Friday, August 21
9am – 4pm Health Promotion & Health Behavior Research (GNUR 8610), McLeod Hall 1003
GNUR 8610, 8650 and 8660 will also meet on the following days. Some classes will be scheduled for a 2.5 hour session.
Friday, Sept 18
Friday, October 16
Friday, November 13
End of Term Sessions all day:
Wednesday, December 16 Health Promotion & Health Behavior Research (GNUR 8610),
McLeod Hall 1003
Thursday, December 17 Managing Information Technology (GNUR 8650), CMNE 1120
DNP Practicum (GNUR 9610 / 9620), CMNE 1110
Friday, December 18 Evidence Based Practice (GNUR 8660), McLeod Hall 5044
Monday, June 29, 2009
2009-2010 Defenses
Diane Boyer June 29, 2009, 1-3pm, room 3020 CMNEB. Capstone title: Program Evaluation of a Community Crisis Stabilization Program.
Marisa Mize July 1, 2009, 11am-1pm, room 3020 CMNEB. Capstone title: Ventilator Associated Pneumonia (VAP) in the Pediatric Setting: Barriers to Head of Bed (HOB) Elevation.
Marisa Mize July 1, 2009, 11am-1pm, room 3020 CMNEB. Capstone title: Ventilator Associated Pneumonia (VAP) in the Pediatric Setting: Barriers to Head of Bed (HOB) Elevation.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Spring 2009 Graduation List
1 Bowser, Donna Marie Relationship of Diabetes, Depression, and Missed Appointments in a Free Clinic , Chair Dr. Utz
2 Conaty-Buck, Susan Beth Unblocking barriers: clearing the channel to improve communication between clinicians and patients with low health literacy, Chair, Dr. Farrell
3 Metzger, Stephanie Gail SKILL Toolkit: A Resource for Clinicians working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning Adolescents, Chair, Dr. Kane
4 Powell, Mary Lindsay Partnering with Bushbuckridge South Africa: Using Participatory Action to Assess Information Needs, Chair, Dr. Farrell
5 Strang, Sharon L. Community Need for a Chronic Illness Strategies Clinic, Chair, Dr. Glick
6 Ragan, Meredith S. Meaningful Lives: Elders in Treatment for Depression, Chair Dr. Kane
7 Tratnack, Sheri Ann Figel Preventive Health Screenings for Persons with Serious Mental Illness, Chair Dr. Kane
December Graduates
Amy Boitnott Childhood obesity: development of a parent-focused intervention, Chair, Dr. Kirschgessner
Gerald Montoya Do obese Mexican-American adults perceive national guidelines for weight loss as culturally senstive? Chair, Dr. Kirschgessner
1 Bowser, Donna Marie Relationship of Diabetes, Depression, and Missed Appointments in a Free Clinic , Chair Dr. Utz
2 Conaty-Buck, Susan Beth Unblocking barriers: clearing the channel to improve communication between clinicians and patients with low health literacy, Chair, Dr. Farrell
3 Metzger, Stephanie Gail SKILL Toolkit: A Resource for Clinicians working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning Adolescents, Chair, Dr. Kane
4 Powell, Mary Lindsay Partnering with Bushbuckridge South Africa: Using Participatory Action to Assess Information Needs, Chair, Dr. Farrell
5 Strang, Sharon L. Community Need for a Chronic Illness Strategies Clinic, Chair, Dr. Glick
6 Ragan, Meredith S. Meaningful Lives: Elders in Treatment for Depression, Chair Dr. Kane
7 Tratnack, Sheri Ann Figel Preventive Health Screenings for Persons with Serious Mental Illness, Chair Dr. Kane
December Graduates
Amy Boitnott Childhood obesity: development of a parent-focused intervention, Chair, Dr. Kirschgessner
Gerald Montoya Do obese Mexican-American adults perceive national guidelines for weight loss as culturally senstive? Chair, Dr. Kirschgessner
Friday, February 20, 2009
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
DNP certification Exam
As you may know, academic programs are concerned with Degree Programs,
Accreditation, Certification. and Licensure issues.
You may be aware of an emerging certification dialogue. FYI at this point.
------------ Forwarded Message ------------
Date: Thursday, March 27, 2008 12:04 PM -0400
From: Marianna Staroselsky
To:
Subject: DNP Certification Exam
Dear Nursing Deans and Directors:
I am writing on behalf of the newly-created American Board of Comprehensive
Care. In order to distinguish DNP graduates who have achieved a high level
of competence in comprehensive care, the Council for the Advancement of
Comprehensive Care (CACC) and the National Board of Medical Examiners
(NBME) have agreed to offer a certification examination that will validate
the advanced clinical competency of these graduates. CACC, founded in 2000,
has established the American Board of Comprehensive Care (ABCC) as its
certifying body.
Advanced practice nurses with national certification in an advanced
practice nursing specialty, and a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree, are
eligible to sit for certification. The exam is derived from the test pool
of the USMLE Step 3 exam for MD licensure candidates. Successful DNP
candidates will be designated as Diplomats in Comprehensive Care by the
American Board of Comprehensive Care.
The first exam will be offered on November 10, 2008. The application
deadline is June 16th, 2008. For further details, please see the ABCC
website: http://www.abcc.dnpcert.org/index.html
We are interested in contacting DNP graduates from your program who might
be interested in taking this certification exam and ask if you would
forward this email to them or provide us with their contact information.
Please contact me if you have any questions. Thank you.
--
Sincerely,
Marianna Staroselsky
Administrative Assistant
212-305-3254
abcc@dnpcert.org
American Board of Comprehensive Care
Accreditation, Certification. and Licensure issues.
You may be aware of an emerging certification dialogue. FYI at this point.
------------ Forwarded Message ------------
Date: Thursday, March 27, 2008 12:04 PM -0400
From: Marianna Staroselsky
To:
Subject: DNP Certification Exam
Dear Nursing Deans and Directors:
I am writing on behalf of the newly-created American Board of Comprehensive
Care. In order to distinguish DNP graduates who have achieved a high level
of competence in comprehensive care, the Council for the Advancement of
Comprehensive Care (CACC) and the National Board of Medical Examiners
(NBME) have agreed to offer a certification examination that will validate
the advanced clinical competency of these graduates. CACC, founded in 2000,
has established the American Board of Comprehensive Care (ABCC) as its
certifying body.
Advanced practice nurses with national certification in an advanced
practice nursing specialty, and a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree, are
eligible to sit for certification. The exam is derived from the test pool
of the USMLE Step 3 exam for MD licensure candidates. Successful DNP
candidates will be designated as Diplomats in Comprehensive Care by the
American Board of Comprehensive Care.
The first exam will be offered on November 10, 2008. The application
deadline is June 16th, 2008. For further details, please see the ABCC
website: http://www.abcc.dnpcert.org/index.html
We are interested in contacting DNP graduates from your program who might
be interested in taking this certification exam and ask if you would
forward this email to them or provide us with their contact information.
Please contact me if you have any questions. Thank you.
--
Sincerely,
Marianna Staroselsky
Administrative Assistant
212-305-3254
abcc@dnpcert.org
American Board of Comprehensive Care
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