Areas of research emphasis
Areas of research emphasis The PhD program prepares nurse scientists with focused areas of research expertise.
Based on research interests, students are matched with a doctoral faculty advisor who directs an individualized course of study, including independent research projects.
Students work closely with senior faculty holding substantial research grants and have the considerable resources of the College’s Niedfelt Nursing Research Center.
Our PhD faculty/student research emphasis is broadly described in these areas:
- Promoting and managing health
- in at-risk populations
- in chronic illness
- Health systems and quality
- Nursing education
Nursing research produces evidence. That evidence is used to improve care, prompt intervention, raise efficiency, cut costs, correct problems, influence policy, change practice, propel better systems and create better outcomes. Research by nurse scientists produces some stunning breakthroughs and many advancements, big and small. To individual patients and their families, all are huge.
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The nursing shortage
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Course Descriptions - Undergraduate
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MSN Core Courses - NRSG 600-614
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MSN Adult Gerontology Courses - NRSG 615-634
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MSN Family Courses - NRSG 635-649
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MSN Leadership Courses - NRSG 650-659
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MSN Psychology Courses - NRSG 660-669
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MSN Pediatric and Women's Courses - NRSG 670-685
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MSN General Courses - NRSG 686-689
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MSN Educator Courses - NRSG 690-699
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MSN Adult Health and Illness
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MSN Community Health
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DNP Courses - NRSG 700-799
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PhD Courses - NRSG 900-999
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Course Descriptions - Undergraduate
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Doctoral Programs in Nursing - PhD or DNP?
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PhD Program Overview
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Fast Track BSN to PhD
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PhD Core Curriculum
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PhD - Course Descriptions
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PhD - Course offering schedule
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Doctoral Faculty in Nursing
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Research Focus Areas
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Grants
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Completed Dissertations
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FAQ - PhD
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Key Dates/Calendar
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PhD Admission Steps
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Doctoral Programs in Nursing - PhD or DNP?
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Agency and Preceptor Information
- Nurse Leader/Executive Advanced Development (LEAD)
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Advanced Rural Hospital Care Program
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Nurse Educator Training
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Course Descriptions
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Course Descriptions - Undergraduate
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MSN Core Courses - NRSG 600-614
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MSN Adult Gerontology Courses - NRSG 615-634
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MSN Family Courses - NRSG 635-649
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MSN Leadership Courses - NRSG 650-659
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MSN Psychology Courses - NRSG 660-669
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MSN Pediatric and Women's Courses - NRSG 670-685
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MSN General Courses - NRSG 686-689
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MSN Educator Courses - NRSG 690-699
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MSN Adult Health and Illness
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MSN Community Health
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DNP Courses - NRSG 700-799
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PhD Courses - NRSG 900-999
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Course Descriptions - Undergraduate
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Questions?
A two-year pilot by Dr. Bernice Yates examines outcomes of a cardiovascular exercise program that includes spouses of cardiac rehabilitation patients. The study is funded by a grant from the National Institute of Nursing Research. Read more
Her research complements the work of the College's five-year,
$1 million grant from the National Institutes of Health. A Healthy Heart Center will fight cardiac disease throughout rural Nebraska.