Summary TEST BANK FOR PRIMARY CARE ART AND SCIENCE OF ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSING-AN INTERPROFESSIONAL APPROACH LATEST EDITION

TEST BANK FOR PRIMARY CARE ART AND SCIENCE OF ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSING-AN INTERPROFESSIONAL APPROACH LATEST EDITION The three P's - Patho, Pharm and Assessment The American Association of Nurse Practitioners - This organization is the result of the consolidation in 2012 of the American College of Nurse Practitioners and the Nurse Academy of Nurse Practitioners 1. Changes in reimbursement laws, regulations, and policies 2. Rapid increase in managed care 3. Growing recognition of the significant contributions of NPs - The three main reasons for an increase in NP programs are? critical thinking - This concept describes a tool of inquiry characterized by "purposeful, self-regulatory judgment" resulting in "interpretation, analysis, evaluation, and inference" Restricted Practice - APRN's in Florida have what level of practice? Patient advocate, Educator to the patient and family, Case manager, Consultant & Collaborator - Although patient care is the priority of the APRN, additional roles have emerged which include The National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF) outlines nurse practitioner leadership with 6 core competencies. 1) Initiating and guiding change, 2) Fostering collaboration with multiple stakeholders, 3) Using critical and reflective thinking, 4) Advocating for improved access and cost effective health care, 5) Developing and implementing innovations, 6) Using effective communication - The National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF) outlines nurse practitioner leadership with 3 core competencies. True or False 1) Initiating and guiding change, 2) Fostering collaboration with multiple stakeholders, 3) Using critical and reflective thinking, 4) Advocating for improved access and cost effective health care, 5) Developing and implementing innovations, 6) Using effective communication - The National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF) outlines nurse practitioner leadership with 6 core competencies. organizational climate - This concept is a component of job satisfaction that describes the emotional states, feelings, and perceptions shared by the members of an organization organizational culture - This concept defines and organization's social system, including its beliefs, norms, mission, philosophies, traditions, and values Professional socialization which is defined as the developmental stage when a student learns about the profession from a historical and social perspective and incorporates the values and attitudes of that profession which discourages cooperation and interdependence - The greatest barrier to the implementation of ICT is...? True -assessment, planning, intervention, and evaluation - True or false: the Health Policy Making Model has similarities with the nursing process environmental, health care organization, interaction between clinicians and patients - The 3 levels of implementation in the Quality Chasm outlined by the IOM are? problems, possible solutions and political circumstances - The 3 P's involved in setting the agenda for public policy to occur are? Skill based errors Value induced bias Conservatism Value-induced bias Confirmation bias - Name some of the clinical practice errors? Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) - This IOM project defines quality and safety competencies for graduate-level nursing and proposes targets for the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to be developed in APRN programs for each competency. conceptual model - This provides the practitioner with a general perspective or a mind-set of what is important to observe, which in turn provides the basis for making nursing diagnoses and selecting nursing interventions Veracity - Honestly explaining an advance directive is an example of which ethical principle? True - If planning to conduct research as an ARNP while providing clinical care, the patient must always take precedence over research, True or False? Autonomy, beneficence, non maleficence, veracity, confidentiality, fidelity, and justice - Ethical principles Bioethics - Reflective examination of ethical issues involving moral choice in health care Advanced practice nurse (APN) - This term is the commonly accepted international term for APRN's