Jun 2, 201115 yr So many folks start new threads asking if school Y is better than school F. The answer is "yes, no, maybe, and who cares?".Is there any chance we can shift the focus to APRN topics and skip the "i am thinking about going to school for xyz"? P l e a s e
Jun 3, 201115 yr I have actually been thinking the same thing for sometime. I rarely come on here as most of topics are "I want to be an np, what do I do" or "what school is better". Those topics should be moved to the student section anyway. I personnally would love to see topics related to what we actually do as NP's. Maybe state legislation, patient advice (like the insulin question posted earlier), conferences and meetings, etc. Let's make it relevant to the NP's who are actually practicing!!
Jun 4, 201115 yr Admin To generate the topics you want, just start a thread. Any topic related to your practice, problems/issues as an NP, etc.Let's see what you come up with.
Jun 4, 201115 yr Admin Just FYI: We've kicked this up for Administrative discussion regarding your request.In the meantime, get the ball rolling with topics of interest to you as NP's.
Jun 4, 201115 yr That is a good question.....maybe there should be a separate thread for NP students vs. actual practicing NP's, just like the CRNA's have on this board.
Jun 4, 201115 yr Expert Were glad you guys suggested this. Watch for the new forums. Thanks for the suggestions.
Jun 4, 201115 yr Admin New forums will be up and running soon.As for homework questions, these will still be allowed in the special forum for NP students. If you don't want to answer these questions, please by-pass them.
Jun 4, 201115 yr Admin You now have two new sub-forums:Pre-Nurse Practitioner InquiryStudent Nurse Practitioner Give us time to re-locate some threads. ENJOY!!!!
So many folks start new threads asking if school Y is better than school F. The answer is "yes, no, maybe, and who cares?".
Is there any chance we can shift the focus to APRN topics and skip the "i am thinking about going to school for xyz"?
P l e a s e