DNP STUDY #1
Dear Colleague,
I am a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner pursuing a Doctorate of Nursing
Practice (DNP) at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in
Provo, Utah. I am currently conducting an investigation to complete my
clinical capstone project. I invite you to participate in my investigation
to describe the level of provider attitudes and knowledge regarding the
use of psychiatric service dogs for psychiatrically-disabled patients before
and after an online educational intervention.
Your participation in this investigation will involve completing an
online pre-test survey (approximately 15 minutes) and then proceeding through
the online educational program (approximately 30 minutes), after which
you will be automatically connected back to complete an online post-test
survey (approximately 15 minutes). All data will be aggregated and reported
as group data. You are assured complete confidentiality since you are asked
NOT to enter your name anywhere within the survey. Your participation is
voluntary and will in no way jeopardize your role as a healthcare provider.
Moreover, the benefit to your participation will be to learn more about
the use of psychiatric service dogs for psychiatrically-disabled patients
and assist to increase healthcare knowledge. Your informed consent will
be assumed by your decision to continue through the online testing.
To participate in the study, simply enter the link posted below: if
your browser doesn't open please cut and paste in new broswer window:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=OCbOoXEncwGOxCwlZyd4gw_3d_3d
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any of the following
individuals:
Lana J. Peterson, DNP Candidate (Contact Information: littlepeteinaz@qwest.net)
Dr. Janice Unruh Davidson, Graduate Program Director and DNP Professor/CoDirector
(Contact Information: jdavidson@covenantconsults.com)
Thank you again for your time and consideration in participating in
my study today!
Sincerely,
Lana J. Peterson
Doctor of Nursing Practice Candidate
Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions
DNP STUDY #2
Dear Colleague,
I am a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner pursuing a Doctorate of
Nursing Practice (DNP) at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions
in Provo, Utah. I am currently conducting an investigation to complete
my clinical capstone project. I invite you to participate in my investigation
to describe nurse practitioner recognition and response regarding domestic
violence (DV) before and after participation in an online DV educational
intervention.
Your participation in this investigation will involve completing an
online pre-test survey (approximately 20 minutes) and then proceeding through
the online DV educational program (approximately 20 minutes), after which
you will be automatically connected back to complete an online post-test
survey (approximately 20 minutes). All data will be aggregated and reported
as group data. You are assured complete confidentiality since you are asked
NOT to enter your name anywhere within the survey. Your participation is
voluntary and will in no way jeopardize your role as a nurse practitioner.
Moreover, the benefit to your participation will be to learn more about
nurse practitioner recognition and response to domestic violence and to
professionally assist to increase nursing knowledge. Your informed consent
will be assumed by your decision to continue through the online testing.
To participate in the study, simply enter the link posted below:
if your browser doesn't open please cut and paste in new broswer window:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=2W5jvhSC_2b9ij6Sig2NoNdA_3d_3d
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact either of the
following individuals:
Susan Achen, DNP Candidate (Contact Information: preventabuse@live.com)
Dr. Janice Unruh Davidson, Graduate Program Director and DNP Professor/CoDirector
(Contact Information: jdavidson@covenantconsults.com)
Thank you again for your time and consideration in participating in
my study today!
Sincerely,
Susan Achen, WHNP-BC
Doctor of Nursing Practice Candidate
Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions
DNP STUDY #3
Dear Colleague,
I am a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist pursuing a Doctorate
of Nursing Practice (DNP) at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions
in Provo, Utah. I am currently conducting an investigation to complete
my clinical capstone project. I invite you to participate in my investigation
to describe healthcare provider attitudes and knowledge regarding patients
with chronic low back pain (CLBP) before and after a CLBP teaching intervention.
Your participation in this investigation will involve completing an
online pre-test survey (approximately 20 minutes) and then proceeding through
the online teaching program (approximately 20 minutes), after which you
will be automatically connected back to complete an online post-test survey
(approximately 20 minutes). All data will be aggregated and reported as
group data. You are assured complete confidentiality since you are asked
NOT to enter your name anywhere within the survey. Your participation is
voluntary and will in no way jeopardize your role as a healthcare provider.
Moreover, the benefit to your participation will be to learn more about
CLBP and how to best assess and treat patients with CLBP in primary care.
Your informed consent will be assumed by your decision to continue through
the online testing.
To participate in the study, simply enter the link posted below: if
your browser doesn't open please cut and paste in new broswer window:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=8unfWjQYOsbX4_2fygdbhr5w_3d_3d
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any of the following
individuals:
Barbara Lundemo, DNP Candidate (Contact Information: pollilocks@hotmail.com)
Dr. Janice Unruh Davidson, Graduate Program Director & & DNP
Professor/CoDirector
(Contact Information: jdavidson@covenantconsults.com)
Thank you again for your time and consideration in participating in
my study today!
Sincerely,
Barbara Lundemo, CRNA
Doctor of Nursing Practice Candidate
Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions |
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