| Description |
xxxii, 431 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm |
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regular print |
| Contents |
The evolution of advanced practice in nursing / Jan Towers -- Advanced practice nursing in the current sociopolitical environment / Julie A. Stanik-Hutt -- The American healthcare system : implications for advanced practice registered nursing / Mary Knudtson -- Selected theories and models for advanced practice nursing / Michelle Walsh, Linda A. Bernhard -- Acute and primary care advanced practice nursing : past, present, and future / Margaret T. Bowers, Catherine L. Gilliss, Linda Lindsey Davis -- Formulation and approval of credentialing and clinical privileges / Geraldine 'Polly' Bednash, Leo A. Le Bel -- Reimbursement for expanded professional nursing practice services / Michael J. Kremer, Margaret Faut-Callahan -- Marketing the role : formulating, articulating, and negotiating advanced practice nursing positions / Christine E. Burke -- Advanced practice nursing : inquiry and evaluation / Deirdre K. Thornlow -- Publishing in nursing journals / Marilyn Winterton Edmunds -- Legal and ethical aspects of advanced nursing practice / Linda Callahan, Mary Jeanette Mannino -- Global health and international opportunities / Anita Hunter, Katherine Crabtree -- Advanced practice nursing and health policy / Eileen T. O'Grady -- The advanced practice registered nurse as educator / Margaret McAllister -- Clinical microsystem thinking and resources for advanced practice nursing / Gene Harkless -- Future of the ARPN practice and the impact of current healthcare trends / Jean Johnson, Joan Stanley |
| Summary |
-Coverage of the ethical aspects of practice. -- |
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-Critical-thinking exercises, including performing critiques, conducting peer reviews, using analogies, drawing models to depict relationships among concepts, developing position papers and professional practice statements, and engaging in argument and debate. --Book Jacket |
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-Issues and discussion presentation of the major roles of the advanced practice nurseùnurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist, certified registered nurse anesthetist, and certified nurse-midwife. -- |
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-New chapters on evidence-based practice, the evolution of APN across the continuum of care, and health education and counseling. -- |
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-New coverage of timely topics, including healthcare disparities, retail clinics, complexity theory, current issues in practice, APN consensus model, and the DNP. -- |
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-Practical business advice for negotiating salaries or starting a new practice. -- |
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-Thoroughly updated coverage throughout. -- |
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Dr. Stanley and her colleagues offer new ideas for your consideration and inspire you to provide the best possible care for your patients. -- |
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Features -- |
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New to this Edition -- |
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The healthcare environment in which you practice will be stressful and demanding, but it also will be more rewarding and more fulfilling than ever before. Throughout your career, there always will be exciting new opportunities for professional growth and advancement. -- |
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They begin with the field's historical roots and progress to contemporary concerns and trends. Their discussions consider the unique combination of advanced nursing knowledge, science, and practice that differentiates each of the advanced practice registered nursing roles from one another and from other health professional roles and practice. -- |
| Notes |
Previous ed.: c2005 |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Midwives -- United States.
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Nurse anesthetists -- United States.
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Nurse practitioners -- United States.
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Advanced Practice Nursing.
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| Author |
Stanley, Joan M. (Joan Marlene), 1949-
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| LC no. |
2010013948 |
| ISBN |
0803622074 (paperback: alk. paper) |
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9780803622074 (paperback: alk. paper) |
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