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Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) Roles and Competencies: A Comprehensive Overview, Exams of Nursing

A comprehensive overview of the advanced practice registered nurse (aprn) role, outlining core competencies, clinical practice examples, and national standards of care. It delves into the specific role of the family nurse practitioner (fnp), exploring their primary care responsibilities, standards of practice, and the national organization of nurse practitioner faculty (nonpf) competencies. The document also examines the regulatory requirements for aprn licensure in louisiana, highlighting state and national factors that influence practice.

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PMHNP Psychopharm Exam 12 2024
Core definition of APN - A function of educational and practice preparation and a
constellation of primary criteria and core competencies. Direct clinical practice is the central
competency and informs all the other competencies.
3 criteria necessary to become an APRN - Graduate degree in the concentration area and
population focus of the specific advanced practice nursing role; advanced level national
certification; patient and family-focused practice
List core competencies of the APRN - Direct clinical practice;
Coaching and guidance;
Consultation;
Evidence-based practice;
Leadership;
Collaboration;
Ethical decision making
The APRN uses advanced clinical judgement, systems thinking, and accountability in
providing evidence-based care at a more advanced level than the care provided by the expert
RN - Direct clinical practice
Example of direct clinical practice - APRN prescribing z-pack for pt with bacterial sinusitis
Communication that is informed by assessments, experiences, and information used by APNs
to help patients and families explore their own resources, motivations, and possibilities.
Goals are to raise awareness, contemplate, implement, and sustain a behavior change, manage
a health or illness situation, or prepare for transitions. - Coaching and guidance
A purposeful, complex, dynamic, collaborative, and holistic interpersonal process aimed at
supporting and facilitating patients and families through health-related experiences and
transitions to achieve health related goals, mutually determined, whenever possible -
Coaching and guidance
Example of expert guidance and coaching - An NP counseling a pt on a program to assist in
the smoking cessation process
The building of relationships among other health care professionals where the APN offers his
or her expertise with colleagues to optimize pt care - Consultation
Example of consultation - The NP seeking out the advice of a pulmonologist in the care plan
of a pt with COPD
the conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions
about the care of individual patients - Evidence-based practice
Example of evidence based practice - The NP reads and uses the latest recommendations
from the ADA in prescribing meds and formulating plans of care for pts with T2DM
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PMHNP Psychopharm Exam 12 2024

Core definition of APN - A function of educational and practice preparation and a constellation of primary criteria and core competencies. Direct clinical practice is the central competency and informs all the other competencies. 3 criteria necessary to become an APRN - Graduate degree in the concentration area and population focus of the specific advanced practice nursing role; advanced level national certification; patient and family-focused practice List core competencies of the APRN - Direct clinical practice; Coaching and guidance; Consultation; Evidence-based practice; Leadership; Collaboration; Ethical decision making The APRN uses advanced clinical judgement, systems thinking, and accountability in providing evidence-based care at a more advanced level than the care provided by the expert RN - Direct clinical practice Example of direct clinical practice - APRN prescribing z-pack for pt with bacterial sinusitis Communication that is informed by assessments, experiences, and information used by APNs to help patients and families explore their own resources, motivations, and possibilities. Goals are to raise awareness, contemplate, implement, and sustain a behavior change, manage a health or illness situation, or prepare for transitions. - Coaching and guidance A purposeful, complex, dynamic, collaborative, and holistic interpersonal process aimed at supporting and facilitating patients and families through health-related experiences and transitions to achieve health related goals, mutually determined, whenever possible - Coaching and guidance Example of expert guidance and coaching - An NP counseling a pt on a program to assist in the smoking cessation process The building of relationships among other health care professionals where the APN offers his or her expertise with colleagues to optimize pt care - Consultation Example of consultation - The NP seeking out the advice of a pulmonologist in the care plan of a pt with COPD the conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients - Evidence-based practice Example of evidence based practice - The NP reads and uses the latest recommendations from the ADA in prescribing meds and formulating plans of care for pts with T2DM

Mentoring, innovation, and activism are the three components of this competency; APRNs identify the need for innovation and change and implement strategies to achieve it - Leadership Example of leadership - An NP serving on a committee for AANP to influence health policy related to NPs A dynamic interpersonal process in which two or more individuals make a commitment to each other to interact authentically and constructively to solve problems and to learn from each other to accomplish identified goals, purposes, or outcomes. - Collaboration Example of collaboration - The NP working with a patient and his family to develop an advanced directive plan When the APRN identifies, deliberates, and resolves complicated and difficult moral problems, while being leaders in recognizing and resolving moral problems, creating ethical practice environments, and promoting social justice in the larger healthcare system - Ethical decision making Example of ethical decision making - An NP decides not to share confidential patient information about a friend whose care she participated in Define Nurse Practitioner - A clinician that blends clinical expertise in diagnosing and treating health conditions with an added emphasis on disease prevention and health management who brings a comprehensive perspective to health care Describe your specific clinical role of NP - An FNP serves the primary care needs of pts across the lifespan with a patient- and family-focused approach by employing the seven role competencies set forth by Hamric. In LA, an FNP practices with the collaboration of a physician in a primary care setting. The national professional organization of FNP - The American association of Nurse Practitioners lists FNPs as having a primary care focus Which standards of care does FNP use? - The AANP's Standards of Care for NPs. National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty competencies for NPs. - Aim to create evidence-based strategies and resources, prepare NP faculty to respond to the changing healthcare system through the implementation of evidence-based strategies, lead NP faculty to advance policy that influenced NP education and practice, champion a culture of diversity and inclusivity in the NONPF and across NP education, and advance NP scholarship in teaching, research, practice, and service NONPF core competencies - Independent practice, scientific foundation, leadership, quality, practice inquiry, technology and information literacy, policy, health delivery system, and ethics NONPF independent practice competencies. - The NP independently functions as a licensed practitioner while demonstrating the highest level of accountability for professional practice.

or any pending civil or criminal charges - Describe Louisiana's regulatory requirements for APRN licensure LSBN, uses AANP Scope of Practice—Standards of Practice is important - Who determines your scope of practice when you graduate and become a certified APRN? Marketing images and campaigns by social media and the internet; hiring a marketing firm to create advertisements; and attending local charity functions with office staff to show an interest in the community and reach out to potential patients - Three marketing strategies to increase patients in a new private practice