[NPInfo] re: MSN in Leadership

[Dena]

Doesn't sound like it according to the AACN (???) paper-- "The CNL role is
not one of administration or management". I think it just makes one into a
glorified bedside nurse with a MSN degree... and there's nothing wrong with
that but our nurses who went to the orientation got offended when I
suggested that's what they would be getting/.. although none could tell me
otherwise what the degree would do for them. <G>
Dena Galler

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Subject: [NPInfo] re: MSN in Leadership

It sounds to me like it's training to be a charge or department manager  

Gail Neuman  RNC CPHW
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