inklap

Making nursing work: breaking through the role confusion of advanced practice nursing

Glenn Gardner, Anne Chang, Christine Duffield · Journal of Advanced Nursing · 2007

Abstract Title. Making nursing work: breaking through the role confusion of advanced practice nursing Aim.  This paper reports a study to develop a research‐informed model of the service parameters and an analysis framework for advanced practice nursing roles.Background.  Changing patterns of health care are forcing service planners to examine new service delivery models. Apparent is the call for nursing service that incorporates expanded levels of autonomy, skill and decision‐making. A number of nursing roles conform to this description under the generic title of advanced practice nurse. However, there is confusion in the health service community internationally about nomenclature, role and scope for advanced practice nursing roles. An emerging priority in response to recent developments in the nurse practitioner role is to establish service parameters for advanced practice nursing and to differentiate operationally between advanced practice and practitioner nursing roles.Methods.  We conducted an interpretive, qualitative examination of the practice of a random sample of nine advanced practice nurses working in three acute care hospitals in south east Queensland, Australia in 200

📖 افتح في inklap 🔗 DOI 📮 اطلب بحثاً