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  • Nursing Science
  • Healthcare Innovation

Context:

  • Healthcare systems face evolving challenges requiring new care strategies.
  • Advanced nursing roles and interprofessional collaboration are key innovations in Switzerland.
  • International benchmarks for advanced nursing roles need contextualization for Swiss practice.

Purpose:

  • To identify and contextualize advanced nursing practice competencies for Switzerland.
  • To assess the relevance and applicability of advanced nursing roles in daily Swiss healthcare.
  • To evaluate the alignment of a master's nursing program with identified competencies.

Summary:

  • A two-phase study involving 172 participants distilled 79 literature statements into 29 core competencies for advanced nursing practice in Switzerland.
  • These selected competencies were deemed relevant, important, and applicable to daily practice.
  • Statements not selected may become relevant as advanced practice evolves in Western Switzerland.

Impact:

  • The identified competencies provide a benchmark for advanced nursing practice in Switzerland.
  • The master's program in nursing at the University of Lausanne and University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland aligns with these essential competencies.
  • This research supports the integration and development of advanced nursing roles within the Swiss healthcare landscape.