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kamlagonzales

From New Nurse Practitioner to Primary Care Provider: Bridging the Transition through F... - 6 views

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    This study reviewed the struggles new APRNs were having when transitioning to new healthcare providers. It discussed the benefits of a formal residency program for new APRNs and used the benefits the programs provided for new MDs to support the findings that these formal residencies could provide for new APRNs.
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    This articles takes about the importance of a structured residency program for new nurse practitioners. A structured residency program helps to the NP to get acclimated in the new role of being a provider and ensures patients are receiving quality care.
lauradwatson

Smoothing your transition from RN to NP - 0 views

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    This is just a quick PDF about a new grad NP's transition as a healthcare provider in family medicine. She gives some tips and advice for those who will be going through a similar transition.
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    I enjoyed this concise description and advice column by a fellow NP who gives an honest account of her struggles and ways to support yourself in the transition from NP student to practicing NP.
cmhiggins

Patient-Centered Cancer Care: Using the APRN Role to Decrease Delays. - 1 views

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    The role of APRNs continues to expand when current gaps in patient care management and outcomes are identified. Central Arkansas Veteran Healthcare System created the role of Abnormal Radiology Findings APRN with the aim of improving patient outcomes by decreasing the length of time between abnormal radiology findings and decrease of care for our veterans. During the year of research since the advent of this position, the days until decision dropped on average from 38 to 7 demonstrating the efficacy of the role and the ways APRN are well placed within the health care system to provide patient-centered care.
cjbenton33

Nurse Practitioners: A vital force in healthcare delivery - 2 views

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    Barriers to NP practice - emergence of NP role 
mfdoss

APRNs Are Georgia's Answer to its Shortage of Primary Care Providers! https://uaprn.enp... - 5 views

https://uaprn.enpnetwork.com/page/17861-aprns-are-georgia-s-answer-to-its-shortage-of-primary-care-providers- This article is specific to Georgia and touches on the history of the role of the APRN...

APRN history transition

started by mfdoss on 29 Aug 16 no follow-up yet
kdevillers

http://pediatrics.aappublications.org.proxy.library.emory.edu/content/131/6/1211 - 0 views

This article discusses the importance of optimal healthcare through a team of health care providers in a pediatric setting. It focuses on the importance of a pediatrician heading the group but then...

APRN Teamwork practice

started by kdevillers on 29 Aug 16 no follow-up yet
clgolle

Nurse Practitioners: Shaping the Future of Health Care - 1 views

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    This article is from the University of Penn. School of Nursing stating that APRN's are the future of healthcare because of there wide knowledge of various fields (FNP's).
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    This article gives a succinct overview of the origins of advanced practice nursing in the United States.
quinnjuliac

State Policy Toolkit from AANP - 0 views

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    This is a toolkit from the American Association of Nurse Practitioners that APRNs can use to stay connected to legislative efforts that impact their profession. "Policy" can be a very overwhelming idea, particularly to someone who does not have experience with that realm of healthcare, so the AANP breaks it down for you. There are issue briefs on things like Full Practice Authority and Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs. These briefs give you the bullet points on why the policy is good or bad for our patients and evidence supporting that position. There's other resources as well that can help you find your legislators, find out about federal and state legislation, and get connected to legislative advocacy initiatives in your state. Participating in the legislative process is a really important way that APRNs can advocate for our patients, and this resource will support you in engaging with it.
patrick_teixeira

State Scope of Practice Laws, Nurse-Midwifery Workforce, and Childbirth Procedures and ... - 1 views

This study found that when CNMs operated autonomously there were more in a state per 10,000 live births, as well as more midwives present at births. Additionally these states saw lower rates of ces...

CNM practice Scope policy Outcomes

dianakimbal

Telehealth and eHealth in nurse practitioner training: current perspectives - 0 views

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    This systematic literature search article is in two parts: deinition and application of telehealth for APRNs and describes an approach for telehealth training for APRNs. APRNs can utilize telehealth technologies to improve patient access to care with cost-saving measures, collaborate with other disciplines, and remote patient monitoring. Students need to become competent and skilled with the evolving technologies and regulations to improve patient outcomes with limited resources to healthcare.
mjhedger7

Barriers to NP Practice that Impact Healthcare Redesign - 0 views

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    An article about the barriers to APRNs being able to practice to the whole extent of our education and what we can do to help bring down those barriers.
comfortm

Quality of APRN Care - 2 views

This article presents the result of a systematic review pertaining to the quality outcomes of APRN compared to other providers such as physicians. The article concludes that APRN have equivalent qu...

https:__www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov_pubmedhealth_PMH0048021_#d12012009466.citation

started by comfortm on 28 Aug 17 no follow-up yet
Alyssa Austin

Primary Care Workforce: The Need To Lower Barriers For Nurse Practitioners And Physicians - 0 views

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    This article speaks about the future of healthcare - specifically, how primary care is at the foundation of a robust health care system. The author argues that the key to improving the triple aim (health of populations, patient experience, cost of care) is to remove barriers to NP practice, allowing them to practice to their fullest capacity.
cchunter1991

Research regarding APRN specialty area history - 1 views

http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/pediatrics/103/5/1050.1.full.pdf An article highlighting the contribution of APRNs (and PAs) in the hospital care setting. This article includes educa...

started by cchunter1991 on 17 Sep 17 no follow-up yet
ahanso4

History of Midwifery - 3 views

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    Small amount of history on CNM's from Dimensions Healthcare System
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    Interesting history of midwifery.
Ashleigh Heath

30 Great Nurse Practitioner Residency Programs - 3 views

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    Nurse Practitioner residency programs are a fairly new concept in the healthcare arena. The first program, introduced in 2007, was developed by Community Health Center, Inc. in Connecticut with the goal to increase the number of family nurse practitioners in the community health settings.
Missy Terry

Hiring appropriate providers for different populations: acute care nurse practitioners - 1 views

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    Very interesting read. This article provides evidence on why healthcare organizations should hire nurse practitioners based upon the education and training that they receive within their speciality as opposed to their previous RN experience. Many hospitals are struggling with this dilemma: Do we hire the APRN who has previous nursing experience in this area (who is not certified in this area) or do we hire the APRN who is certified to work in this area based on their formal training/education but is a new graduate? This article describes how prior nursing experience with a specific population does not qualify a nurse practitioner to practice without the population-focused education and certificate.
croservices

CROs to Watch (Top CRO List) - 1 views

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    To bring new therapies to market, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies engage contract research organizations (CROs) for their expertise in navigating the complex landscape of product development and regulatory pathway.
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    To bring new therapies to market, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies engage contract research organizations (CROs).
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