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  • Title: Selecting doctoral programs in nursing: resources for students and faculty.
    Author: Jones KD, Lutz KF.
    Journal: J Prof Nurs; 1999; 15(4):245-52. PubMed ID: 10450651.
    Abstract:
    Sixty-nine doctoral programs in nursing are currently offered at 75 universities in the United States. Resources to assist prospective doctoral students in making decisions concerning successfully pursuing doctoral education are collected and organized by a variety of nursing organizations. Nurses in academic settings access these lists and specialty publications through their deans' offices and professional affiliations. Prospective students, on the other hand, are largely employed in clinical settings and are often unaware of the existence of this information, which could assist them in their decisions. The purpose of this article is to provide prospective doctoral students and the faculty that may advise them with a current information to use in selecting a doctoral program in nursing.
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