I would look at PhD programs where you would receive full funding. I didn't pay a dime for my PhD (nursing with an informatics specialty). I would focus first on finding and advisor that you want to...
I thought the program was great. Nursing and public health go really well together of course. My friend did peds and pop fam and it took her 3 1/2 years to finish both masters. She also worked...
I was in the joint degree MSN/MPH program though I ended up not finishing my MSN. How long it will take you depends on what your nursing specialty is, if you plan to go part-time or full-time and if...
So the most important factor in selecting a PhD program is finding a mentor whose research interests match yours. It's really better to go to a lower ranked school with a good mentor then to go to a...
I just finished a PhD in Nursing but my specialty was informatics and I will be starting a post-doc in biomedical informatics soon. I can try an answer your questions but first I need to know a few...
I agree with the previous posters. I am also a PhD student at a research intensive university, though the nursing school itself is quite small. All of the new faculty and post-docs we have coming in...
To OP: I think this study sounds fascinating. Maybe also a preliminary study with GLBT parents about their perceptions of care they received? KUP on your findings.
Am I? http://www.rushu.rush.edu/servlet/Satellite?c=RushUnivNews&cid=1266852230713&pagename=CollegeOfNursing%2FRushUnivNews%2FNews_Detail_Page "Students will be eligible for the Robert Wood...
Hi Morrio82, I am also second career nurse with a ba and ms from my previous field. I completed an accelerated BSN program in '06. 5 years later I can tell you I am very happy with my choice and the...
Future of nursing report: http://www.iom.edu/Reports/2010/The-Future-of-Nursing-Leading-Change-Advancing-Health.aspx I think your guess is probably wrong. Nursing is a science (and an art) and you...