Development Needs of Advance Practice Nurses in a Managed Care Environment

Ponte, Patricia Reid; Higgins, Joy M.; James, Jenny R.; Fay, Mary; Madden, Mary Jane

doi:10.1097/00005110-199311000-00006

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“…Changes in medical payments and patient care management necessitates that clinical nurses both tailor their services to target patient needs and adopt an outcome-driven approach to control costs (Ponte, Higgins, James, Fay, & Madden, 1993). Revisions also require that nurses reduce service overlap through collaboration with physicians to assess patient clinical care outcomes effectively.…”

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Continuous Quality Improvement of Nursing Care

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Kung³

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Journal of Nursing Research

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Continuous Quality Improvement of Nursing Care

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Lessons learned from clinical nurse specialist longevity

Boyle¹

1997

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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This paper provides insight into issues related to longevity and retention of experienced clinical nurse specialists (CNS). To date, this phenomenon has received little attention in both clinical and administrative literature. To prepare for a national presentation on this component of advanced practice, the author questioned 12 professional colleagues who had practised in their role for over 10 years in the same setting. The CNS responses are described and critiqued and suggestions for support of veteran CNS are provided by the author.

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Expanding the CNS Role to the Community

Zwanziger

Peterson

Lethlean

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Clinical Nurse Specialist

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As health care reform results in fewer acute care days and cost-containment is emphasized, the role of the CNS becomes more important, although not necessarily in acute care, which has been the tradition. If the CNS role is to survive health care reform, it must expand into the community. The literature supports the effectiveness of the CNS in the community. Interviews with nurse managers also strongly support the practice of the CNS in the community to include case management, consultation to community agencies, and community-based practice.

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Development Needs of Advance Practice Nurses in a Managed Care Environment

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Continuous Quality Improvement of Nursing Care

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Expanding the CNS Role to the Community

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