A Doctor of Nursing provides an advanced, scholarly understanding of the theoretical foundations of nursing practice, healthcare leadership, and patient care systems. This degree offers an in-depth exploration of nursing theory, health policy, ethics, and the social determinants of health, enabling scholars to critically engage with complex issues in the healthcare field. A PhD in Nursing fosters the development of innovative research that contributes to the improvement of nursing practice, patient outcomes, and healthcare delivery. By advancing knowledge in areas such as healthcare systems, nursing education, and health disparities, it plays a crucial role in shaping the future of nursing, promoting evidence-based practices, and contributing to the broader discourse on global health challenges.