Advanced Practice, Role Development, Current Trends, and Health Policy
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Course
MSN 612
Institution
MSN 612
Advanced Practice, Role Development, Current Trends, and Health Policy
Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) - ANS - Completion of accredited graduate level education
- Passed national certification examination
- Acquired advanced clinical knowledge and skills to provide direct care
- P...
Advanced
Practice,
Role
Development,
Current
Trends,
and
Health
Policy
Advanced
Practice
Registered
Nurse
(APRN)
-
ANS
-
Completion
of
accredited
graduate
level
education
-
Passed
national
certification
examination
-
Acquired
advanced
clinical
knowledge
and
skills
to
provide
direct
care
-
Practice
and
skills
build
upon
the
competencies
of
a
Registered
Nurse
(greater
synthesis
of
data,
increased
complexity
of
skills
and
greater
role
autonomy)
-
Educationally
prepared
to
assume
responsibility
and
accountability
for
direct
and
indirect
patient
care
(assessment,
diagnosis,
management,
and
prescriptive
authority)
-
Clinical
experience
reflects
licensure
-
Obtained
licensure
in
one
of
the
four
APRN
roles:
CRNA,
CNM,
CNS,
CNP
IOM
Report
on
the
Future
of
Nursing
highlights...
-
ANS
1)
Nurses
should
PRACTICE
TO
THE
FULL
EXTENT
of
their
education
and
training
2)
Nurses
should
achieve
higher
levels
of
education
and
training
through
an
improved
education
system
that
promotes
SEAMLESS
ACADEMIC
PROGRESSION
3)
Nurses
should
be
FULL
PARTNERS
WITH
PHYSICIANS
and
other
healthcare
professionals,
in
redesigning
health
care
in
the
U.S.
4)
Effective
workforce
planning
and
policy
require
better
data
collection
and
an
improved
information
infrastructure
Standards
of
Practice
-
ANS
-
Authoritative
statements
which
measure
quality
of
practice,
service,
or
education
-
Establishes
minimum
levels
of
acceptable
performance
-
Provides
a
means
to
measure
quality
of
care
received
-
Can
be
used
to
provide
legal
expectations
of
practice,
but
were
not
designed
to
define
standards
of
practice
for
clinical
or
legal
purposes
Scope
of
Practice
-
ANS
-
Based
on
what
is
legally
allowable
in
each
state
under
its
Nurse
Practice
Act -
Provides
guidelines
vs.
specific
mandates
for
nursing
practice
-
Is
NOT
mandated
-
Varies
widely
from
state
to
state
Prescriptive
Authority
-
ANS
NPs
have
authority
to
write
pharmacological
prescriptions,
and
also
for
medical
devices
-
independent
of
a
physician's
signature
Nursing
Practice
Acts
-
ANS
-
Establish
statutory
authority
for
licensure
of
a
Registered
Nurse
-
Includes
use
of
title,
authorization
for
scope
of
practice,
and
disciplinary
grounds
Clinical
Practice
Guidelines/Protocols
-
ANS
Systematically
developed
statements
to
assist
practitioner
and
patient
about
appropriate
care
for
specific
clinical
outcomes
The
Consensus
Model
for
Future
Regulation
of
APRN
practice
describes
four
essential
components
-
ANS
LACE:
1)
Licensure
2)
Accreditation
3)
Certification
4)
Education
The
NP
role
was
initially
established
to...
-
ANS
Improve
access
to
care
and
partially
solve
physician
shortage
The
PNP
may
obtain
certification
from
the
PNCB
and
which
other
association?
-
ANS
American
Nurses
Credentialing
Center
(ANCC)
The
granting
of
authority
to
practice
is
known
as...
-
ANS
Licensure
-
the
process
by
which
an
agency
of
state
government
grants
authority
to
an
individual
to
engage
in
a
given
profession
upon
finding
that
the
applicant
has
attained
the
essential
degree
of
competency
necessary
to
perform
a
unique
scope
of
practice
Case
management
-
ANS
-
The
mobilization,
monitoring
and
control
of
resources
used
by
a
patient
over
the
course
of
an
illness
-
A
collaborative
process
of
assessment,
planning,
facilitation,
care
coordination,
evaluation
and
advocacy
for
options
and
services
to
meet
an
individual's
and
family's
comprehensive
health
needs
through
communication
and
available
resources
to
promote
quality
cost
effective
outcomes
What
is
the
MAIN
goal
of
continuous
quality
improvement?
-
ANS
To
inform
that
quality
assurance
is
more
than
a
periodic
evaluation
of
performance.
It
is
also
considered
to
be
an
integral
(not
JUST
periodic)
component
of
the
organization
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