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  • Pursuing the DNP DegreeGo to chapter: Pursuing the DNP Degree

    Pursuing the DNP Degree

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    The DNP is acknowledged as a nursing practice doctorate and has been developed to create expert nurse clinicians regardless of nursing role. The DNP degree is a huge accomplishment for the nursing profession. Doctoral degrees included in the literature encompass DNPs, PhDs, and EdDs as well. The DNP project is the pinnacle for completion of the degree. Much like the nursing profession, there is not a standardized terminology for the project. The DNP opportunities are boundless and will build upon the fundamentals of nursing practice. This chapter provides an overview of the evolution of the DNP degree, different programs, and learning environments available. In addition, it is hoped that this chapter will create a vision for potential personal and professional options offered with pursuing the degree. Choosing the DNP degree will enhance multiple opportunities to open pathways in nursing that are not always available without a terminal degree.

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    Fast Facts for DNP Role Development: A Career Navigation Guide
  • Transitioning From RN to MSN Go to book: Transitioning From RN to MSN

    Transitioning From RN to MSN:
    Principles of Professional Role Development

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    This book is an excellent introduction to nursing at the master’s level. It addresses a gap in literature regarding nonadvanced practice nursing degrees. The book focuses on key roles in both direct and indirect care settings as identified by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN). It provides a different perspective on the role of the nurse functioning within an interprofessional or interdisciplinary team, while providing tools that can be applied quickly. The book is organized into five sections comprising 16 chapters that can be extremely helpful to nurses moving toward the next level of their careers. Section one describes nursing history, nursing process, nursing theory selection, nursing research ethics, and clinical ethics and the role of the master’s-prepared nurse (MSN). Section two discusses the various roles of MSN such as clinical nurse leader, nurse educator, and advanced practice nurse. Section three presents the indirect care roles of MSN: public health nurse, informaticist, and nurse executive. Section four discusses MSN as change agent, AACN essentials, and Interprofessional collaboration. The final section focuses on special topics such as considerations for lifelong learning, self-care, and mentoring. The book could be introduced to students at the BSN level to help them make career choices as they move forward with their careers.

  • Paying for Your Advanced Nursing DegreeGo to chapter: Paying for Your Advanced Nursing Degree

    Paying for Your Advanced Nursing Degree

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    Education loans for advanced nursing degrees come in the following categories: Federal Direct Unsubsidized Student Loan; Federal Direct Grad PLUS Loan; Nursing Student Loan; and Private Education Loan. Federal Direct Student Loans are a form of financial aid that must be repaid with interest. Grad PLUS is a federal loan also funded by the Department of Education; its benefits are similar to those of Federal Direct Loans. Students should check with the financial aid office of their institution to determine whether the institution offers its own nursing student loan program. Private education loans are nonfederal loans made by a private lender such as a bank, credit union, or state agency, and there are no federal forms to complete. Graduate students who consider using private education loans often also consider using a personal residence or home equity loan to finance their education. Borrowing from retirement accounts also may be considered as a source for college funding.

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    Pay for Your Graduate Nursing Education Without Going Broke: Tips From the Pros
  • Value-Based Purchasing and Its Impact on Advanced Practice NursingGo to chapter: Value-Based Purchasing and Its Impact on Advanced Practice Nursing

    Value-Based Purchasing and Its Impact on Advanced Practice Nursing

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    A pivotal strategy to improve the quality of health care while lowering costs in the United States is value-based purchasing (VBP). Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) can lead this transformation through collaboration, coaching/mentoring, direct patient care, research, ethics, and leadership. To achieve success in improving patient safety and outcomes, leaders must focus on interprofessional, team-based collaboration to effectively lead all involved to system and process improvements in the delivery of care. APRNs should also take professional accountability to become knowledgeable about the Affordable Care Act and VBP, not just the program that applies to the APRN’s practice but about all programs, and discuss these with other providers, colleagues, and patients. Finally, APRNs must also become involved in policy making to remove barriers for all nurses and to allow APRNs to practice at their highest level of education, skill, and competency.

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    Health Policy and Advanced Practice Nursing: Impact and Implications
  • The Aging PopulationGo to chapter: The Aging Population

    The Aging Population

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    Older adults represent a segment of the population that has the greatest dependence on government policies, whether they are national, state, or local. Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) who care for this population need to understand the impact policy has on the health care and daily lives of their older patients. These policies also impact the practice of APRNs and may erect barriers that prevent the provision of the quality of care that they have the skills and training to provide. This chapter presents a demographics of adults over the age of 65, a review of key legislation, and discussion of strategies to take advantage of opportunities to participate in the policy process. Having health care covered by Medicare and Medicaid is a key to the health of older adults, but there are other social determinants of health that require adequate resources.

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    Health Policy and Advanced Practice Nursing: Impact and Implications
  • Implications for Practice: The Advanced Practice Registered Nurse CompactGo to chapter: Implications for Practice: The Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Compact

    Implications for Practice: The Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Compact

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    This chapter outlines the historical perspective on the advancement of the compact licenses, how this could benefit the profession and what next steps should be taken. The Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) compact is newer on the scene in terms of full enactment, but it has also been a part of the discussions about APRN practice since the initial discussions of registered nurse practice and the interstate compact in 2015. Conceptually, the APRN compact makes sense and takes the APRN Consensus Model document and moves it to a new level in that the proposed regulatory language includes a nod to the Consensus Model language. The actions and activities of the APRNs, the patients, and the employers have a role to play in the full implementation of the compact. Each APRN has to weigh and measure the need for the compact in their personal practice.

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    Health Policy and Advanced Practice Nursing: Impact and Implications
  • The Patient Protection Affordable Care ActGo to chapter: The Patient Protection Affordable Care Act

    The Patient Protection Affordable Care Act

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    Improving and updating the health care system in the United States have been on the agenda of legislators, regulators, and other policy makers as well as health care providers for decades. In the Obama administration, health care reform legislation was undertaken and the bill was called the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010. It has provided significantly increased opportunities for Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRNs) to practice to the full extent of their education and licensure. It is important for APRNs to continue to take advantage of the opportunities provided in the PPACA and its subsequent iterations by seizing the moment to demonstrate their worth and expertise in meeting the health care needs of the nation and to continue to use their influence to make changes in the country’s health care system that will improve the health and welfare of its citizens.

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    Health Policy and Advanced Practice Nursing: Impact and Implications
  • Health Policy Effects on Health SystemsGo to chapter: Health Policy Effects on Health Systems

    Health Policy Effects on Health Systems

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    Healthcare systems in the United States rely on health policy regulation to ensure that the appropriate amount of consideration is given to the quality, access, equity, efficiency, cost, and defragmentation of their professional practices. One of the most major health policies in decades, the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), increased both health insurance coverage for Americans and access to care. Health care systems must also continue to be cognizant of new and evolving regulatory guidance and rules in addition to federal and state laws. Healthcare professionals and those who are responsible for health care administration need to be cognizant of the entire legal environment. This chapter presents the current policies and regulations that have helped shape and transform Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) practice in healthcare systems and how APRNs can shape future policies and regulation to continue to transform practice in healthcare systems.

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    Health Policy and Advanced Practice Nursing: Impact and Implications
  • Healthcare Policy and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists: Past, Present, and FutureGo to chapter: Healthcare Policy and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists: Past, Present, and Future

    Healthcare Policy and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists: Past, Present, and Future

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    Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA) are advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) licensed as independent practitioners who plan and deliver anesthesia, pain management, and related care to patients of all health complexities across the lifespan. The early leaders of this profession were amazing women who taught so many lessons that resonate today. CRNAs, and all APRNs, have a key role to play in the development of our nation’s health care policy. Nurse anesthetists must be willing to challenge the system when it is in patients’ best interests to do so while understanding that health care spending competes with other important needs of society, and efforts to reduce costs mean better access to care for all. The future is bright for this storied profession as health policy incentives align to reward the value that CRNAs bring to the patient experience.

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    Health Policy and Advanced Practice Nursing: Impact and Implications
  • Health Policy for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses: An International PerspectiveGo to chapter: Health Policy for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses: An International Perspective

    Health Policy for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses: An International Perspective

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    Nursing is at a crossroads worldwide, as key decision makers increasingly recognize that achieving successful health care systems for the future rests on the future of nursing. The growing presence of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) suggests that nurses in these roles provide leadership in achieving accessible, high-quality care, and expertise. This chapter focuses on events or policies that have impacted the development of APRN roles internationally and aims to demonstrate the complex nature of health policy processes and various courses of action that have influenced role development worldwide. It begins by providing an international contextual background for advanced practice nursing. The chapter describes specific health policies, processes or actions that have supported or impeded APRN practice. It also provides illustrations of achievements in specific countries or regions of the world portray the significance health policy has on role development.

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