All nurses should re-examine the concept of advanced and advancing practice and help to determine the future of their practice and profession Abstract Part 1 of this two-part series suggests that the ...

Schober M, Affara F. Advanced Nursing Practice. London: Blackwell Publishing; 2006, 223 pages. $49.99, ISBN 13:978-14051-2533-8. Advanced nursing practice is evolving to meet the healthcare needs of ...

Drexel's accredited online Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program is designed for advanced nursing practice leaders seeking a terminal degree in nursing practice and offers an alternative to ...

Nursing remains practical and hands-on. However, it is also strengthened by conceptual and theoretical knowledge applied artfully and scientifically. The practice of advanced nursing requires a higher ...

Strong leadership is essential for any organization that wants not only to perform consistently but also to preserve a growth ...

Advanced nursing practice in the UK was pioneered in the 1970s. Advanced nursing roles have grown but the UK lacks a regulatory framework to define advanced practice and the education it requires; ...

Nursing continues to fight for proper acknowledgment as it is excluded from the federal professional degree list amid student ...

NUND 450. Applied Statistics. 3 Units. This course provides an advanced overview of the assumptions and applications necessary to analyze and interpret questions and research related to clinical ...

Nurses can sign up to the free and exclusive Nursing in Practice London event being held this April. Read more on how to ...

Advanced Practice Nursing: The future is now It is time to upgrade our image, and unify our profession. Do not wait to be a part of health care's evolution. As America moves forward since the Supreme ...

A moderate shift to include more advanced practice providers in nursing homes can lead to measurable improvements in patient outcomes, a new study has found. Some 41% of nursing homes increased use of ...

The dean of Loyola's nursing school argues reducing access to graduate nursing education would weaken the entire health care system.