BookMadrean Schober.
Contents:
1. Overview of Advanced Nursing Practice
1.1 Definition and profile of the role
2. A Growing Presence
2.1 Incentives and motivators for interest in the role
2.2 Patterns of development
2.2.1 Launching an ANP initiative
2.2.2 Nursing education as the origin
2.2.3 Legislation and Policy as the beginning
2.3 A global overview
2.3.1 Country examples
2.3.2 Organisational interest
2.3.2.1 ICN
2.3.2.2 WHO
3. Nature of Practice
3.1 Titles
3.2 Role Characteristics
3.3 Scope of Practice
3.4 Controversial and debatable issues
3.4.1 Prescriptive authority
3.5 Competencies and practice settings
3.5.1 Advanced tasks versus advanced critical thinking
3.5.2 Task reallocation within the healthcare workforce
4. Education
4.1 Curriculum design
4.1.1 Teaching methods
4.1.2 elearning
4.1.3 Flexibility adapted to context
4.2 Programme planning
4.2.1 Entry criteria for students
4.2.1.1 Self selection
4.2.1.2 External/Institutional selection
4.2.2 Collaborative and complimentary faculty/staff
4.2.2.1 Nursing, medicine, other professionals
4.2.3 Clinical supervision and clinical sites for experience
4.3 Competency statements and core competencies
4.3.1 Developing competence
4.3.2 Mentors and preceptors
4.3.3 Clinical experience/sites
5 Role and practice development
5.1 Introducing the role and function
5.2 Interconnectedness
5.2.1 Among institutions
5.2.2 Among other settings
5.2.3 Between other healthcare professionals
5.3 Role support
5.4 Situational ethics
6. Regulation
6.1 Regulatory/legislative frameworks and models
6.2 Credentialing
6.3 Certification and licensure
7. Challenges: obstacles and facilitators
7.1 Interprofessional conflict
7.1.1 Nursing
7.1.2 Medicine
7.2 Identifying APN function in the healthcare workforce
7.3 Public Acceptance
8 Evaluation and assessment
8.1 Career pathways
8.1.1 Performance review
8.2 Adaptation of the role
8.3 Continuing education
9. Research
9.1 Evidence based practice
9.1.1 Joanna Briggs Model
9.2 Conduct of and participation in research
10. Future Outlook.