Development of the nursing science university field in France: National and international perspectives

Colson, Sébastien; Müller, Anne; Visier, Laurent; Vennat, B.; Noël-Hureaux, Elisabeth; Gagnayre, Rémi

doi:10.1111/jan.14756

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“…The master's level allows for doctoral study prospects for the holders of the diploma, to develop nursing knowledge for the national and international nursing community. This provision is fully in line with the construction of the university disciplinary field in the nursing sciences initiated in France in 2018 (Colson et al 2021).…”

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The creation and implementation of advanced practice nursing in France: Experiences from the field

Colson

Schwingrouber

Evans

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International Nursing Review

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Aim This paper describes the characteristics of the new advanced practice nursing roles in France, as well as their challenges and perspectives, and compares the French model with the recommendations of the International Council of Nurses. Background Advanced practice nursing is particularly well established in English‐speaking countries. Since 2018, France has become the second French‐speaking region to legalize and regulate advanced practice nurses. Source of evidence The International Council of Nurses and French government websites, and scientific databases (PubMed, CINALH, Cochrane Library) were explored. Feedback from French nursing academics was also requested. Discussion The advanced practice nursing model in France is described according to the scope and conditions of professional practice. The educational program leads to a State diploma with master’s degree, which it is mandatory to be a registered nurse. Remuneration depends on the sector of practice in the public hospital, primary care or private sector. Although there is no national strategy for the implementation of advanced practice nursing roles, research projects are being initiated to guide and evaluate the practice. Based on concordance analysis with the recommendations of the International Council of Nurses, the French advanced practice nursing model appears to be similar to the nurse practitioner model. Conclusion Adjustments in the scope of practice and education can be expected as the implementation of these roles is evaluated. Implications for nursing practice This is a historical evolution of the nursing profession in France, for which communication with patients and healthcare professionals is essential. Implications for nursing policy The implementation of advanced practice nursing roles in clinical settings requires the development of national strategies to support initiatives and ensure the sustainability of these roles.

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The creation and implementation of advanced practice nursing in France: Experiences from the field

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Schwingrouber

Evans

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According to De Raeve et al (2023), only 11 European countries declared that advanced practice nursing was the subject of legislative recognition and a specific training curriculum. France is a pioneer among French-speaking countries in recognizing advanced practice nursing roles (Colson, Muller, et al, 2021;Colson, Schwingrouber, et al, 2021). As a genuine public health issue, the development of advanced practice nursing has been a hot topic of political debate, generating a significant number of legislative and regulatory updates in just 5 years.

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Advanced practice nursing in France: A critical reflection of the past five years

Colson,

Galfout,

Schwingrouber

2024

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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According to De Raeve et al. (2023), only 11 European countries declared that advanced practice nursing was the subject of legislative recognition and a specific training curriculum. France is a pioneer among French-speaking countries in recognizing advanced practice nursing roles (Colson, Muller, et al., 2021;Colson, Schwingrouber, et al., 2021). As a genuine public health issue, the development of advanced practice nursing has been a hot topic of political debate, generating a significant number of legislative and regulatory updates in just 5 years. Although France lags considerably behind Englishspeaking countries, recent advances can help overcome obstacles to the establishment and sustainability of these new roles, which are described in this article.

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“…The state of the science-the impact of declining response rates by nurses in nursing research projects Nursing research, nursing science and indeed the profession of nursing are at an important juncture within Europe. In many countries, the professional development of nursing, supported by the integration of the discipline within universities, remains relatively novel (Bressan et al, 2016;Colson et al, 2021). This professionalisation has heralded far-reaching changes, including the requirement for university diplomas and degrees as prerequisite entry to the profession, and an increased understanding, use and conduct of research (Evans et al, 2007).…”

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The state of the science—the impact of declining response rates by nurses in nursing research projects

Timmins

Ottonello

Napolitano

et al. 2022

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Development of the nursing science university field in France: National and international perspectives

Cited by 9 publications

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The creation and implementation of advanced practice nursing in France: Experiences from the field

The creation and implementation of advanced practice nursing in France: Experiences from the field

Advanced practice nursing in France: A critical reflection of the past five years

The state of the science—the impact of declining response rates by nurses in nursing research projects

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