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Amanda Anderson1, Sharon Hewner
1Amanda Anderson is a PhD student and research project assistant and Sharon Hewner is an associate professor, both at the State University of New York University at Buffalo School of Nursing. Both are fellows in Clinical Scholars, a national leadership program supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Anderson is also on the editorial board and a contributing editor of AJN . Contact author: Amanda Anderson, ajanders@buffalo.edu . The authors have disclosed no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise.
Abstract:
Care coordination is both a well-known concept discussed in a wide range of multidisciplinary health care literature and a familiar nursing role in clinical practice; however, the definition of care coordination lacks role clarity across disciplines and within the nursing profession. Despite variations, defining factors of care coordination practice exist; however, role ambiguity limits the effective implementation of evidence-based care coordination in practice and policy. Following Walker and Avant's eight-step concept analysis method, we aim to further clarify care coordination as a concept and practice role and examine the value that nursing brings to its implementation.
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