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doi: 10.1097/01.NNA.0000295613.48065.b6.
Nursing administration graduate programs in the United States
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Nursing administration graduate programs in the United States
J Nurs Adm.
2007 Nov.
Abstract
Providing nursing administrators with excellent educational programming is imperative for the profession. The author analyzes trends in nursing administration education in the United States and how they compare with standards and future recommendations for graduate curricula. The degrees conferred, curricula, hours of study, and educational modalities are examined in 57 master's degrees in nursing programs with concentrations in administration.
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