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Susan Okuno-Jones1, Alice Siehoff, Jennifer Law
1Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital, Downers Grove, Illinois.
Abstract:
Advanced practice clinicians (APCs) are an integral part of the health care team. Opportunities exist within Advocate Health Care to standardize and optimize APC practice across the system. To enhance the role and talents of APCs, an approach to role definition and optimization of practice and a structured approach to orientation and evaluation are shared. Although in the early stages of development, definition and standardization of accountabilities in a framework to support system changes are transforming the practice of APCs.
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