Advanced Practice Nursing: A Guide to Professional Development

Mariah Snyder

Springer Publishing Company, 1995 - Medical - 300 pages

Contents

• Characteristics of the Advanced Practice Nurse: 3
• Evolution of the Advanced Practice Nurse Role: 13
• Advanced Practice within a Nursing Paradigm: 25
• Licensure and Certification Prescriptive: 39
• Settings for Care: 59
• Clinical Issues: 66
• Developing Clinical Protocols and Guidelines: 93
• Client Advocacy: 103
• Client Education: 117
• Case ManagementCare Management: 135
• Evaluating the Effectiveness of Advanced Practice: 153
• Collaboration: 169
• Consultation in Advanced Practice Nursing: 183
• The Advanced Practice Nurse as a Change Agent: 197
• Publishing: 215
• Research: 229
• Marketing Your Services: 241
• Independent Practice: 253
• Entrepreneurial and Intrapreneurial Initiatives: 272
• Index: 287

Bibliographic information

• Title: Advanced Practice Nursing: A Guide to Professional Development; Advanced Practice Nursing; Springer series on advanced practice nursing
• Author: Mariah Snyder
• Editors: Mariah Snyder, Michaelene P. Mirr
• Contributor: Michaelene P. Mirr Jansen
• Edition: illustrated
• Publisher: Springer Publishing Company, 1995
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Aug 20, 2008
• ISBN: 0826188508, 9780826188502
• Length: 300 pages
• Subjects: Medical / Health Care Delivery; Medical / Nursing / General; Medical / Nursing / Social, Ethical & Legal Issues