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DNP Student Projects

By collaborating with nursing leaders, health care organizations and community groups, DNP projects exhibit the integration of new knowledge and expertise to improve outcomes through organizational/systems leadership, quality improvement processes, innovation and translation of evidence into practice. Past projects have included topics such as:

Depression care management for home health nurses.
Mindfulness to improve early childhood education.
Water safety education program for primary care providers.
Addressing obesity in Hispanic families.
And many more.

DNP Talks

DNP Project Posters

Beltran Angela DNP Project Poster 2023

Educational Awareness: Makes your vision a mission poster

BROWN Katherine DNP Project Poster 2023

Opioid Safety After Surgery: Patient Educational Video poster

Colondres-Torres Andres DNP Project Poster 2023

Reducing Unplanned Extubations: A Bundle Initiative to Improve Patient Outcomes poster

Glessner-Vallee Paula DNP Project Poster 2023

Breast Cancer Screening in Uninsured Women

JONES Christina DNP Project Poster 2023

Teen Mental Healthy Literacy: a school district's post-pandemic response poster

Zander Andrea DNP Project Poster 2023

Formula for Success: Pediatric Provider Education poster

DNP Student Recognition

Effort to provide quality health care in Arizona gets a big boost

ASU, Phoenix Children’s collaborate to launch pediatric-specific nursing programs

Passion for caring leads group of ASU nursing students to Guatemala

ASU health care students help homeless, vulnerable adults

Taking the right path at the Crossroads

Student Health Outreach for Wellness seeks volunteers

The benefits of lifelong learning

ASU alumna pulls from program experience to launch nonprofit following COVID-19 loss

Nurse practitioner graduate looking to break barriers in emergency departments

Salute to Service: Reynaldo Kieser is serving as an essential worker on multiple fronts during the COVID-19 pandemic

New Edson College partnership opens doors for qualitative research around recovery and exercise