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kzoda26

The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing ANA Home About OJIN FA... - 0 views

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    The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing ANA Home About OJIN FAQs Author Guidelines Featured Authors Editorial Staff Board Contact Us Site Map What's New New Postings Journal Recognition OJIN News Journal Topics Care Coordination Cornerstone Documents in Healthcare Emotional Health: Strategies for Nurses Healthy Nurses: Perspectives on Caring for Ourselves APRN Roles Opportunities and Challenges Societal Violence: What is Our Response? Healthcare and Quality: Perspectives from Nursing Delivering Nursing Care: Current Factors to Consider Patient and Visitor Violence More... Columns Cochrane Review Briefs Informatics Legislative Ethics Information Resources Keynotes of Note Table of Contents Vol 21 2016 Vol 20 2015 Vol 19 2014 Vol 18 2013 Vol 17 2012 Vol 16 - 2011 Vol 15 - 2010 Vol 14 - 2009 Vol. 13 - 2008 More... Letters to the Editor Continuing Ed ANA Home Login » ANA OJIN About Logo OJIN is a peer-reviewed, online publication that addresses current topics affecting nursing practice, research, education, and the wider health care sector. Find Out More... Announcements Permission to Reprint OJIN Articles Planning a conference or class? Call for OJIN Manuscripts on a previous topics... Benefit for Members Members have access to current topic Send a Letter to the Editor on any OJIN column or article... More... Letter to the Editor Since the introduction of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) in 1996, nurses have become the frontline
Suzanne Staebler

NCSBN APRN webiste - 2 views

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    The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) is a not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to provide an organization through which boards of nursing act and counsel together on matters of common interest and concern affecting the public health, safety and welfare, including the development of licensing examinations in nursing. This includes the APRN Consensus movement. This website has multitudes of information related to APRN practice; as we get closer to the F2F classes in October, this will become a more valuabel resource.
chryczyk

APRN Forms | Georgia Composite Medical Board - 1 views

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    None of the links for prescriptive authority worked. This is the GA medical board link that oversees all APRNs prescriptive authority. We will need to apply through them to obtain our DEA license.
Caroline Pratt

DC Board of Nursing - 0 views

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    In case anyone else is thinking about potentially practicing in Washington, DC.
jazzymcc

NURSE PRACTITIONER GRADUATES' TRANSITION TO HOSPITAL-BASED PRACTICE - 2 views

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    The purpose of this hermeneutic phenomenology (van Manen, 1990) was to gain insight into the meaning and lived experience of nurse practitioners (NP) with at least one year of work experience regarding their initial transition from new graduate to hospital-based practitioner. This study provided information regarding NP hospital-based transition experience that had not been revealed in the nursing literature. The meaning of transitioning into hospital-based practice was discovered through analysis of nurse practitioner letters and interviews in this phenomenological study. Six themes emerged from this research including: Going from expert RN to novice NP; system integration; "Don't Give Up"; Learning "On the Fly"; They Don't Understand my NP Role; and Succeeding Through Collaboration.   Master's prepared, board-certified NPs in North Carolina (NC) with between one and three years of NP practice experience in a hospital setting comprised the population of interest for this study. Twelve participants were purposefully sampled from nine hospitals in NC. Individual, voice-recorded, in-depth, open-ended telephone interviews were conducted with each participant.   The majority of the participants indicated a timeframe that ranged from six to 18 months regarding how long it took them to feel more comfortable in their NP role, the lack of comfort was most intense during the first nine months of practice. Participants confronted multiple obstacles and challenges as new NPs. These challenges included navigating and negotiating a new health care provider role; becoming integrated into a hospital system in what was a new role for them and sometimes for the system; learning how to function effectively as a NP while simultaneously working to re-establish themselves as proficient clinicians with a newly expanded practice scope; building key relationships; and educating physicians, hospital leaders, clinical staff, patients, and families about the NP
cdchongo

Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia - 0 views

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    May be helpful for legislation information
jprinc4

Georgia Nursing License - 3 views

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    Important Note: Nursing licensure and practice requirements are subject to change. Nursing License Map makes its best effort to keep content accurate; however, the official source is the State Board of Nursing. Make sure to confirm licensing requirements with the Georgia State Board of Nursing before applying for licensure or renewal.
lsamples08

State Regulations for the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner in Acute Care - 1 views

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    History of PNP-AC and commentary on the evolving role of PNPs in practice
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    An overview of the new regulations that states have now that PNP-AC is recognized with it's own board certification.
mimi2de

Advance Practice Registered Nursing: Licensure, Education, Scope of Practice and Iiabi... - 0 views

The articles defines the basic roles and educational qualification that must be met by advanced practiced nurses, and their certifying and accrediting bodies at the state and national levels. The ...

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started by mimi2de on 30 Aug 16 no follow-up yet
Corinne Braender

Nurse Protocol (APRN) Forms | Georgia Composite Medical Board - 0 views

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    Test :)
keggles

Texas Board of Nursing - APRN Practice - 1 views

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    For those who also might be moving to the great state of TEXAS!!
arueschenberg

Interdisciplinary Primary Care Approach to Behavioral Health - 1 views

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    Article showing an application of teamwork in a primary care setting to develop a behavior health intervention. See the abstract below! J Am Board Fam Med. 2015 Sep-Oct;28 Suppl 1:S21-31. doi: 10.3122/jabfm.2015.S1.150042. Abstract PURPOSE: This paper sought to describe how clinicians from different backgrounds interact to deliver integrated behavioral and primary health care, and the contextual factors that shape such interactions. METHODS: This was a comparative case study in which a multidisciplinary team used an immersion-crystallization approach to analyze data from observations of practice operations, interviews with practice members, and implementation diaries. The observed practices were drawn from 2 studies: Advancing Care Together, a demonstration project of 11 practices located in Colorado; and the Integration Workforce Study, consisting of 8 practices located across the United States. RESULTS: Primary care and behavioral health clinicians used 3 interpersonal strategies to work together in integrated settings: consulting, coordinating, and collaborating (3Cs). Consulting occurred when clinicians sought advice, validated care plans, or corroborated perceptions of a patient's needs with another professional. Coordinating involved 2 professionals working in a parallel or in a back-and-forth fashion to achieve a common patient care goal, while delivering care separately. Collaborating involved 2 or more professionals interacting in real time to discuss a patient's presenting symptoms, describe their views on treatment, and jointly develop a care plan. Collaborative behavior emerged when a patient's care or situation was complex or novel. We identified contextual factors shaping use of the 3Cs, including: time to plan patient care, staffing, employing brief therapeutic approaches, proximity of clinical team members, and electronic health record documenting behavior. CONCLUSION: Primary care and behavioral health clinicians, through their interactions, c
esacher

Frequently Asked Questions for APRNs | Georgia Composite Medical Board - 1 views

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    Questions about the registration process? Refer to our frequently asked questions for answers!FAQs
Natasha Ruiz

Emergency Nurse Practitioner Jobs, Employment | Indeed.com - 0 views

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    This is a posting board that shows different job postings made by various companies. I like to look at specific websites for physician groups such as CEP, EMA, etc.
mmgray

Scope of Practice Barriers for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses - 6 views

If the previous hyperlink does not show the full text, I have included an additional link below from the Emory Library. http://emory-primoprod.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/primo_library/libweb/action/...

APRN Practice Scope Policy

jprinc4

APRN Forms | Georgia Composite Medical Board - 0 views

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    APRN General Information and Checklist APRN Additional Information APRN Protocol Agreement (use this form to expedite the protocol review)
jtwcar

https://medicalboard.georgia.gov/sites/medicalboard.georgia.gov/files/imported/GCMB/Fil... - 1 views

This articles provides clarification regarding physician delegation to APRN's in the state of GA.

APRN Scope Physician delgation GA Medical Board

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