Health care reform has engendered many debates. One that hascaptured the attention of physicians, nurses, and policy makersis the relation, and perhaps the competition, between physiciansand advanced-practice nurses. Advanced-practice nurses are registerednurses with specialty training, usually at the master's-degreelevel, in primary care (i.e., nurse practitioners and nurse-midwives)or acute care of inpatients (i.e., clinical nurse specialists).The practice of nurse practitioners has been evaluated since1965, when the role was developed by Henry Silver, M.D., andLoretta Ford, R.N. When measures of diagnostic certainty, managementcompetence, or comprehensiveness, quality, and cost are used,virtually every . . . [Full Text of this Article]
Nurse Practitioners in Primary Care
Knudtsen J. A., Rasch J. R., Capriotti T., Irvine P. W., Matz R., Zuger A., Rubin D. E., Bloom J. M., Kassirer J. P.
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