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Revision with unchanged content. Nurses who journey to advanced practice are faced with a variety of detours and obstacles. In order to help them make this journey nurse faculty must develop curricula that provide the essential knowledge and skills and, at the same time, provide a space for students to learn. This study opens the con versation for a curriculum that includes caring and curing in advanced practice. The focus is on the lived experience of nurses who are becoming nurse practitioners. The importance of narrative curricula and being open to different ways of teaching and learning are revealed through interpretation of conversations utilizing the work of Heidegger, Gadamer, Casey, and van Manen and the metaphor of the Wizard of Oz. The book is addressed to nurses who are making or considering the journey to advanced practice, nurse educators, and those who work with advanced practice nurses.
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PhD, RN, CRNP, is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Villa Julie College, Stevenson, MD and a FNP at Maryland Primary Care Physicians, Arnold, MD. Dr. Ogle earned her diploma in nursing at Misericordia School of Nursing, NY, her BSN and MSN at Bowie State University and her PhD at the University of Maryland, College Park.
