Your questions about the My DNP Manuscript pilot program, answered.
Q. What is the time commitment for this program?
A. Each instructional session is only 8 to 18 minutes in length. Surveys (including one pre-program survey and one survey after each of the 6 video sessions) take 5 to 8 minutes to complete.
Q. Do I need access to the internet to enroll in this program?
A. Yes, you will need a normal internet connection to view session videos.
Q. Is my participation in this pilot program confidential?
A. Yes. Your answers to surveys will be kept confidential, and your institution will not be notified that you are participating in this program.
Q. If I want to tell my friends and colleagues about the pilot program, can I?
A. Of course. The free pilot program is only open to 80 current DNP students. But once the results of the pilot are gathered and any changes applied to the program, the final version of the program will be available to any and all DNP students.
Q. Will I get one-on-one feedback on my DNP manuscript as part of this pilot program?
A. No. However, individualized instruction, DNP manuscript coaching, and DNP manuscript editing are available for a fee. We recommend you complete the pilot program before engaging the services of a manuscript coach or editor, however.
Q. Can you guarantee that my final DNP manuscript will be accepted after I take part in this program?
A. No. It's never possible to guarantee that a DNP student's manuscript will be accepted by her doctoral committee or her selected manuscript. Too many factors affect a manuscript's acceptability: the quality of the project, the quality of the data collection tools, the quality of the data analyses, and the needs and requirements of a student's targeted journal. The only thing we guarantee if you participate in this pilot program is that, after your participation, you will know more about how to write a DNP manuscript than you did before you enrolled.
Q. How do I know that the program is worth my time?
A. The main contributor to this comprehensive program is expert manuscript editor and writing instructor Sara D. Hauber. In this pilot program, she has attempted to compile as much of her wisdom and expertise as possible. You can read about Ms. Hauber here. Or you can read dozens of positive testimonials from current and former nursing students and faculty who have learned from Ms. Hauber by clicking this link.
A. Each instructional session is only 8 to 18 minutes in length. Surveys (including one pre-program survey and one survey after each of the 6 video sessions) take 5 to 8 minutes to complete.
Q. Do I need access to the internet to enroll in this program?
A. Yes, you will need a normal internet connection to view session videos.
Q. Is my participation in this pilot program confidential?
A. Yes. Your answers to surveys will be kept confidential, and your institution will not be notified that you are participating in this program.
Q. If I want to tell my friends and colleagues about the pilot program, can I?
A. Of course. The free pilot program is only open to 80 current DNP students. But once the results of the pilot are gathered and any changes applied to the program, the final version of the program will be available to any and all DNP students.
Q. Will I get one-on-one feedback on my DNP manuscript as part of this pilot program?
A. No. However, individualized instruction, DNP manuscript coaching, and DNP manuscript editing are available for a fee. We recommend you complete the pilot program before engaging the services of a manuscript coach or editor, however.
Q. Can you guarantee that my final DNP manuscript will be accepted after I take part in this program?
A. No. It's never possible to guarantee that a DNP student's manuscript will be accepted by her doctoral committee or her selected manuscript. Too many factors affect a manuscript's acceptability: the quality of the project, the quality of the data collection tools, the quality of the data analyses, and the needs and requirements of a student's targeted journal. The only thing we guarantee if you participate in this pilot program is that, after your participation, you will know more about how to write a DNP manuscript than you did before you enrolled.
Q. How do I know that the program is worth my time?
A. The main contributor to this comprehensive program is expert manuscript editor and writing instructor Sara D. Hauber. In this pilot program, she has attempted to compile as much of her wisdom and expertise as possible. You can read about Ms. Hauber here. Or you can read dozens of positive testimonials from current and former nursing students and faculty who have learned from Ms. Hauber by clicking this link.
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