A critical gap: Advanced practice nurses focused on the public's health
•The U.S. needs advanced practice nurses focused on the health of whole populations.•DNP specialty preparation in public health is essential to the nursing profession.•Investments are needed for graduate nursing education in this specialty practice. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for...
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| description | •The U.S. needs advanced practice nurses focused on the health of whole populations.•DNP specialty preparation in public health is essential to the nursing profession.•Investments are needed for graduate nursing education in this specialty practice.
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for nurse leaders who “embrace the interconnection” between medicine and public health. The inequitable impact of COVID-19 on people of color demonstrates the importance of applying expertise from nursing practice and public health systems to work with communities and other professions on complex health issues. Yet, despite a clear need for improved population health, educational programs designed to produce Advanced Public Health Nurses, with skills to address complex system changes, have become increasingly scarce.
We put forward the perspective that the nation needs more advanced practice nurses prepared for leadership roles focused on the health of whole populations, marginalized communities, and the systems and policies that promote their health.
We argue that opportunities should be expanded for nurses to attain education for these roles through increased investments in the Doctor of Nursing Practice model to prepare nurses for advanced public health specialty practice. |
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