Practice Project abstracts from 2024-current.
The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program prepares clinical scholars recognized for outstanding leadership and innovation to apply their talents and expertise to delivery of evidence-based patient- and population-centered care that improves systems of care and positively influences patient outcomes. The program focuses on inter-professional collaboration and development of the kinds of competencies in quality improvement and safety that lead to enhanced outcomes for patients, families, providers, and organizations.
Submissions from 2026
Implementation of a Planned Extubation Nurse-Led Safety Bundle in a Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit, Broderick Sutton
Implementation of a Turn Team to Reduce Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injuries in a Medical Intensive Care Unit, Heather A, Adair
Implementation of PHQ-9 to Improve Depression Identification in ICU, Jenny C. Manoly BSN, RN
Implementing a Mindfulness Mobile Application, Smiling Mind to Reduce Stress Experienced by Inpatient Psychiatric Nurses, Emma Jade Mowery and Justin D. Ruiz
Implementing a Mindfulness Mobile Application, Smiling Mind to Reduce Stress Experienced by Inpatient Psychiatric Nurses, Justin Ruiz and Emma Mowery
Implementing an Evidence-Based Wound Care Protocol for Inpatient End-of-Life Residents That Aligns With Hospice Comfort Care Goals, Oge c. Okeke and oge c. okeke
Implementing a Professional Wellness Session to Foster Improvement in Oncology Nurse Retention and Well-Being, Connie Tran
Implementing a Standardized Diabetic Retinopathy Screening and Education Protocol in an Optometry Clinic: A Quality Improvement Project, JaDaven Edmond
Improving Adherence to Regulatory Standards in a Medicaid-Funded Intellectual and Developmental Disability Setting Through Evidence-Based Nursing Policy Implementation, Waveney R. LaGrone and UT Health Houston Cizik School of Nursing
Improving Assessment and Documentation Adherence in an Age-Friendly Health System with a focus on "What Matters", Thelma I. Arzu
Improving Bedside Nurse Central Line Policy Compliance and Combating CLABSIs, Keyshawna N. Chambers
Improving Clinic Workflow to Enhance Rubeola Immunity Screening in Pregnant Patients, Courtney McDuffie
Improving CPR Quality in the Emergency Department by Implementing Data Driven Debriefs, Alyssa M. Hughes
Improving Documentation Compliance During Obstetric Massive Transfusion Events Through Implementation of a Standardized Flowsheet, Kirstie Barrick
Improving Documentation Efficiency Through Implementation of EMR Note Templates in a Multidisciplinary Stroke Clinic, Mirriam Hijazi
Improving First Case-On-Time Starts in the Operating Room by Implementing A Visual Patient Readiness Assessment Tool: A Pilot Quality Improvement Project, Xochitl I. Miranda-Khayat
Improving INR Monitoring in Outpatient Cardiology: A Quality Improvement Initiative to Enhance Anticoagulation Safety, Antonette Atori
Improving New Graduate Nurse Clinical Readiness Through Interprofessional Collaboration and High-Fidelity Simulation, Alyssa M. Starkey
Improving Nursing Compliance With Pain Reassessment Documentation After Analgesic Administration, Dorcas Okunola