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APRN regulation: the licensure-certification interface.

Carol Hartigan¹

¹AACN Certification Corporation, 101 Columbia, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656, USA. carol.hartigan@aacn.org

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Summary

A new regulatory model for advanced practice nursing is presented. This model addresses historical variations in advanced practice roles and their regulation, impacting key stakeholders.

Area of Science:

Nursing
Healthcare Regulation
Advanced Practice

Background:

Advanced practice nursing roles evolved organically due to patient needs and external forces, leading to regulatory inconsistencies nationwide.
Historical nursing licensure frameworks did not fully encompass the unique development of advanced practice roles.
Variations in role interpretation and implementation created challenges for consistent regulation.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the development of a novel regulatory model for advanced practice nursing.
To provide historical context on nursing licensure and the evolution of advanced practice roles.
To detail the key provisions of a new consensus model for advanced practice nursing regulation.

Main Methods:

Historical analysis of nursing licensure and advanced practice role evolution.

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Review and synthesis of existing regulatory frameworks.

Examination of a new consensus model for advanced practice nursing regulation.

Main Results:

The article details a new consensus model for advanced practice nursing regulation.
Key provisions of the model are outlined, addressing licensure, accreditation, certification, and education.
The study highlights the implications of the new model for various stakeholder groups.

Conclusions:

The developed consensus model offers a standardized approach to advanced practice nursing regulation.
Implementation of this model is expected to reduce inconsistencies in role interpretation and application.
Stakeholders in licensure, accreditation, certification, and education must adapt to the new regulatory landscape.