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["It will be important to avoid a rift opening up between nurses and advanced practice nurses"].
Annick Perrin-Niquet1, Christophe Debout1
1Clinipsy, 4, rue de Brest, 69002 Lyon, France.
Soins. Psychiatrie
|December 15, 2019
Summary
French legislation now recognizes advanced nursing practice, enhancing patient care and the health system. This evolution, driven by Evidence-Based Nursing, is expected to reshape nursing roles and practices.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Policy
- Nursing Practice
- Health Services Management
Background:
- French legislation enacted in 2018 officially recognizes advanced nursing practice.
- This legislative change follows extensive negotiation processes.
- The introduction of advanced practice is anticipated to yield broad benefits across the healthcare sector.
Purpose of the Study:
- To examine the implications of newly legislated advanced nursing practice in France.
- To highlight the role of Evidence-Based Nursing in evolving nursing roles.
- To discuss potential benefits and limitations of advanced practice for various stakeholders.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of legislative changes in French healthcare.
- Discussion of the impact of advanced nursing practice.
- Expert interview with Christophe Debout from the International Council of Nurses' advanced practice network.
Main Results:
- Advanced nursing practice is now legally established in France.
- Anticipated benefits include improvements for patients, healthcare professionals, and the overall health system.
- The evolution of nursing practices is closely linked to Evidence-Based Nursing principles.
Conclusions:
- The formalization of advanced nursing practice represents a significant development in French healthcare.
- Careful consideration of limitations and ongoing adaptation of practices will be crucial.
- Evidence-Based Nursing is a key driver for the advancement of nursing roles and responsibilities.
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