Lucien B. Kinney
Abstract
A foremost authority on certification in education provocatively compares the principles and purposes of certification with those of licensure for all professions, particularly nursing. His answer to the controversial question of whether or not certification offers anything to nurses is no, except for school nurses, who have a legitimate concern.
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A foremost authority on certification in education provocatively compares the principles and purposes of certification with those of licensure for all professions, particularly nursing. His answer to the controversial question of whether or not certification offers anything to nurses is no, except for school nurses, who have a legitimate concern.
Key concepts: Certification, Licensure, Medical education, Professional certification (computer technology), Nursing, Medicine, Engineering ethics, Psychology