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Yenna Salamonson

New South Wales, Sydney
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Wiley Online Library, British Journal of Pain, Nurse Education in Practice, Nurse Education Today, BMJ Open, MDPI, The Conversation, Medical Xpress
Professor of Nursing | Committed to quality nursing workforce | Head of School, Nursing | University of Wollongong, Australia | Views - my own
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Doctoral Education: The Need for Radical Reform

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By Brendan McCormack, Christine Stirling, Yenna Salamonson
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1 Beyond the ‘Doctor’ Title Not all doctoral education is or should be treated as if it is the same. While all doctoral-level programmes must meet accredited doctoral outcomes as stipulated by regulatory bodies, it is not the case that each type of doctoral programme targets the same outcomes. The primary purpose of a doctor of philosophy (PhD) is to make a substantial and original contribution to knowledge within a specific academic discipline.
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Doctoral Education in Nursing Is a ‘Special Issue’

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By Brendan McCormack, Christine Stirling, Yenna Salamonson
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1 Introduction The special issue of Journal of Advanced Nursing focusing on ‘Doctoral Education in Nursing’ was stimulated by a desire to explore the variety of existing models of doctoral education, share innovative practices, and propose future directions for doctoral training in nursing.
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Reimagining Nursing PhD Education for Real‐World Impact

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By Christine Stirling, Brendan McCormack, Yenna Salamonson, Debra Jackson
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1 Nursing's Moment—And the Pipeline Problem Doctoral education, in particular researched focused programs (PhDs), needs to create a pipeline of nurse investigators capable of delivering measurable improvements in policy, practice, economic efficiency, and patient outcomes.
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