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The Nurse as Family Practitioner
The American Journal of Nursing, 1974nity resources and little knowledge about the consumer and his home environment. As a result, I felt frustrated working as a public health nurse with patients attending a county outpatient clinic. But county clinics are not alone in this regard. The same problems occurred in a large prepaid medical group where I was a consumer.
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Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1993
Tertiary nurse practitioners are proposed to meet the specialized health care needs of complex patients. Societal changes, increasing numbers of medically vulnerable people and increased costs of health care demand innovative responses to health care delivery.
Therese S. Richmond, Anne Keane
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Tertiary nurse practitioners are proposed to meet the specialized health care needs of complex patients. Societal changes, increasing numbers of medically vulnerable people and increased costs of health care demand innovative responses to health care delivery.
Therese S. Richmond, Anne Keane
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Development of the nurse practitioner
Nursing Standard, 1992In the first of two articles on the development of the emergency nurse practitioner, Peter Howie reports on a new scheme in Lincoln where all first-level nurses have been trained as nurse practitioners. The initiative was introduced following a study in the theoretical management of patients by experienced accident and emergency sisters.
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1981
Most nurse practitioners function in primary care settings, such as employee or student health services, physician's offices, hospital clinics, and health maintenance organizations. A few are in joint practice with physicians or practice independently.
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Most nurse practitioners function in primary care settings, such as employee or student health services, physician's offices, hospital clinics, and health maintenance organizations. A few are in joint practice with physicians or practice independently.
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The role of the nurse practitioner
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1975This paper sets forth a careful survey of the attitude of private patients to care received from the nurse practitioner. Questions asked included a detailed profile of patient reaction to the functions and capabilities of the nurse practitioner. Two hundred patients provided the comprehensive data from a random selection of patients seen by the nurse ...
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The Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1974The development of a neonatal nurse practitioner can be accomplished, using a nursery nurse as the beginning student. Twenty-four hours of crib-side teaching and approximately two months of practical experience were necessary to achieve our stated objectives.
George D. Comerci, Thomas L. Slovis
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Perioperative Nurse Practitioners
AORN Journal, 1995ABSTRACTPerioperative nursing roles are evolving in response to health care reform, technological developments, and changing opportunities for advanced practice nursing. One response to these changes is the development of the perioperative nurse practitioner role.
Anne Keane, Carol Ladden
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Nurse Practitioner Reimbursement
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 1981This article addresses problems related to nurse practitioner reimbursement and the Rural Health Clinic Services Act of 1977. An overview of payor policies prior to the passage of P.L. 95-210 is presented, followed by a discussion of some of the difficulties in implementing the statute.
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Professionalism of Nurse Practitioners
Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 1991Little information is presently available about the professionalism of nurse practitioners (NPs). Nor do we know what degree of professionalism is actually exhibited by NPs. Nurse practitioners in this study scored moderately professional. The highest level of education attained had no relationship to degree of professionalism.
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Pediatrics, 1980
The report of the American Academy of Pediatrics' Committee on School Health on the school nurse practitioner which appears in this issue of Pediatrics (p 665) recognizes the innovative approach that school nurse practitioners are making to the problem of delivery of medical services to children in underserved areas and stresses that school nurse ...
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The report of the American Academy of Pediatrics' Committee on School Health on the school nurse practitioner which appears in this issue of Pediatrics (p 665) recognizes the innovative approach that school nurse practitioners are making to the problem of delivery of medical services to children in underserved areas and stresses that school nurse ...
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