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Advanced practice in nursing: from concept to reality.

Marie Cerinus¹, Paul Wilson

¹NHS Lanarkshire.

Nursing Management (Harrow, London, England : 1994)

|April 24, 2009

Summary

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This article details an advanced practice initiative in nursing at NHS Lanarkshire. It covers role criteria, management challenges, and future plans for advanced practice development.

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Healthcare Management
Advanced Practice

Background:

The development of advanced practice roles is crucial for modern healthcare systems.
NHS Lanarkshire has initiated a program to define and implement advanced nursing practice.
Understanding the complexities of advanced practice is essential for effective healthcare delivery.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide an overview of an advanced practice initiative at NHS Lanarkshire.
To discuss the criteria for establishing advanced practice roles in nursing.
To explore management and leadership challenges in implementing advanced nursing practice.

Main Methods:

Review of an advanced practice initiative at NHS Lanarkshire.
Discussion of criteria for advanced practice roles.
Exploration of management and leadership challenges.

Main Results:

Criteria for advanced practice roles have been identified.
Management and leadership challenges in defining and implementing advanced practice have been explored.
Future activities for advanced practice development are outlined.

Conclusions:

The implementation of advanced practice requires clear criteria and strategic leadership.
Addressing management challenges is key to successful advanced practice integration.
Ongoing development and future planning are vital for sustained advanced practice.