Entrepreneurship. The realities of today

|January 1, 1994

Abstract:

Entrepreneurship is a new and developing area for nurse practitioners. This article is a descriptive study of an entrepreneur practice, established by a certified nurse-midwife. Interviews were conducted to determine issues germane to this practice. Third-party reimbursement was identified as a crucial issue. A list of suggested readings related to the issues of entrepreneurships and third-party reimbursement for nurse practitioners is presented.

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