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_aSue Hinchliff _938839 |
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_aCompetencies for Advanced Nursing Practice _bA Hodder Arnold Publication |
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_aLondon _bCRC Press _c2008 |
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_aCompetencies for Advanced Nursing Practice is the first and definitive book to deliver guidance for practitioners working to be recognized for their advanced nursing practice.
Written by experienced academics and advanced nurse practitioners from a variety of clinical backgrounds, this handbook will support nurses on their journey towards advanced nursing practice and provide detailed information on achieving the competencies within each of the seven domains outlined in the RCN and the NMC's proposed Standards of Proficiency for Advanced Nurse Practitioners: the nurse-patient relationship; respecting culture and diversity; management of patient health/illness status; the education function; professional role; managing and negotiating health care delivery systems; and monitoring and ensuring the quality of health care practice.
The text concludes with a section on how practice can be recorded and used in the portfolioing and accreditation process, how to collect and record evidence and how nurses can be supported and facilitated through this process.
Aimed at the professional nurse working towards an advanced level of practice, the nurse already practising at this level and seeking accreditation and also the student and newly qualified nurse giving early consideration to their future career, this book offers clear and user-friendly guidance for anybody wishing to undertake this standard of nursing practice. _bCommon terms and phrases: accreditation achieved Action learning advanced nurse practitioner advanced nursing practice Advanced practice nursing advanced practice roles advanced practitioner analysis ANP role ANP’s antibiotics appropriate areas assessment audit behaviour beliefs carers clinical governance clinical practice clinical supervision colleagues communication consultation cultural competence decision-making decisions delivery demonstrate Department of Health diagnosis diagnostic reasoning domain ensure ethnic evaluation evidence evidence-based example framework groups guidelines health care Health Service Executive HWB5 L4 hypertension important improve individual issues Janeen’s Journal ofAdvanced Nursing knowledge learning London Midwifery Council National Health Service needs negligence negotiation nurse practitioner role Nursing and Midwifery nursing roles Nursing Standard ofthe organization outcomes patient portfolio problems promote refer reflection responsibility scenario skills smoking cessation social specialist spiritual staff standards student ANP SWOT analysis treatment |
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