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Lori A Spies¹, Helen Fox-Mccloy², Kelley Kilpatrick³

¹Louise Herrington School of Nursing, Baylor University, Texas, USA.

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Mentoring advanced practice nurses (APNs) in Hungary, supported by international experts, facilitated role development and understanding of APN scope. This collaboration can advance APN contributions globally.

Keywords:

Advanced practice nursing Hungary capacity building clinical nurse specialist delivery of health care global health mentoring nurse practitioner policy

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Nursing Education
Global Health
Advanced Practice Nursing

Background:

Advanced practice nurses (APNs) are crucial for expanding healthcare access in over 70 countries.
Hungary's Faculty of Health Sciences sought assistance in developing its first APN program in 2017.

Approach:

A mixed-methods single case study was employed.
Data collection included interviews, emails, literature reviews, and document analysis.
Qualitative data underwent content analysis, with quantitative indicators being frequency-calculated.

Key Points:

Clear communication, shared goals, and project commitment are vital for successful mentoring.
International collaboration enriched the process, providing diverse global perspectives.
Support from national and international experts enhanced credibility in Hungary.

Conclusions:

The mentoring process fostered APN role development and clarified their scope of practice in Hungary.
Intentional approaches and reflection support future program success.
Multinational engagement promotes global advancement of APN roles.