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What Is a Doctor of Nursing Practice? (And What You Should Know)

Post University

Innovations in Patient Care and Healthcare Outcomes The Johns Hopkins Nursing Center for Nursing Inquiry defines evidence-based practice as a systematic process in which nurses and healthcare providers review, analyze, and translate the most recent available medical research and findings in order to improve practices in the healthcare setting.

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How to Love Your Nursing Job in Today’s Healthcare Climate

Every Nurse

The greatest challenge is that the focus hasn’t shifted from patient satisfaction to productivity, it has expanded, making it imperative for organizations to achieve lofty quality, safety, and patient satisfaction metrics while keeping productivity high, which means fewer nurses and aides on the floor at any given time.

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Virtual reality: Treating pain and anxiety

American Nurse

Project development Our multidisciplinary team of three RNs, one licensed acupuncturist from the integrative medicine department, and an advanced practice provider manager represented diverse settings, including adult, pediatric, acute care, ambulatory care, pain management, medical-surgical, and integrative medicine.

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Full Practice Authority: APRN Readiness, Barriers to Practice and Access in South Carolina

American Nurse

Nurse practitioners, certified nurse midwives, and clinical nurse specialists are seeking full practice authority as one legislative strategy to improve access to care and outcomes. Criteria for inclusion were currently licensed and actively practicing as a SC NP, CNM or CNS. 16 Kippenbrock, T., 17 Liu, C.

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