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8 Reasons Why You Should Become a Nurse Practitioner

Minority Nurse

Not only do they provide comprehensive, holistic care, but they also develop relationships with their patients’ family members, leading to overall better health outcomes. The education completed by NPs prepares them to practice independently from a physician or other supervising provider. link] [link].

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Is Nurse Midwifery the Right Pathway for You?

Registered Nursing

This philosophy attracts healthcare professionals who value patient autonomy, holistic care approaches, and relationship-building alongside clinical excellence. The midwifery model emphasizes partnership with patients, viewing pregnancy and birth as natural processes rather than medical conditions requiring intervention.

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Connecting the dots with cannabis care

American Nurse

Sherri Mack Nurses are becoming an increasingly important part of the movement to educate patients, other healthcare providers, and the public about cannabis use. Cannabis nursing, a specialty nursing practice focused on providing education and guidance to healthcare consumers on the therapeutic use of cannabis, furthers this effort.

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Could a Career as a Family Nurse Practitioner Be Right for You?

Post University

While FNPs and NPs are both Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs), FNPs have earned a very specific designation in family nursing. Likewise, if you are more interested in the holistic side of health and wellness, many FNPs provide holistic care to their patients.

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Mental Health Affairs Spotlights USAHS’ Assistant Program Director’s Role as Mental Health Advocate

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

An NP’s ability to provide clinical and therapeutic care is invaluable. Ashlee Loewen , DNP, APRN, FNP-C, Assistant Program Director of Nursing at the University of St. Ashlee Loewen, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, Assistant Program Director of Nursing at the University of St. Mental Health Affairs featured Dr. Loewen and her work.

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DNP vs. NP: What is the Difference?

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Among the various medical professionals who play critical roles in patient care and treatment are doctors (MDs), physician assistants (PAs), nurse practitioners (NPs) with a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and nurse practitioners with a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP). There are distinct differences between DNP and NP. What Is a DNP?

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The Role of a Nurse Practitioner: What You Need to Know

Every Nurse

They provide a wide range of services to patients, from primary care to specialty care, and they work in collaboration with physicians and other healthcare professionals to improve patient outcomes. This article explores the nurse practitioner profession, including their history, education, scope of practice, and impact on healthcare.