Role Development for the Nurse Practitioner 3rd Edition ISBN: 9781284234305
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Product Details
- Condition: New
- Publisher: Susan M. DeNisco
- Language: English
- Paperback: 450 pages
- ISBN: 978-1284234305
- Item Weight: 1.45 pounds
- Dimensions: 6.25 x 1 x 9.25 inches
Description
*Role Development for the Nurse Practitioner, Third Edition* is a crucial resource for students transitioning from registered nurses (RNs) to nurse practitioners (NPs). It offers a detailed framework for understanding the skills and knowledge essential for success in this evolving profession. The text integrates real-life experiences from nurse practitioners to highlight key concepts and support students in adapting to the NP role. It is particularly beneficial for those pursuing primary care, as it addresses the unique challenges faced by NPs and NP students. The book also includes role development assignments, discussion questions, and case studies, making it an excellent tool for seminars on family theory, evidence-based practice, population health, and role transition.
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| Weight | 1.45 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 15.875 × 2.54 × 23.495 in |
Grant Holloway –
Studying in Philadelphia, USA, this book clearly explains the evolving scope and responsibilities of the nurse practitioner role. The discussion on leadership, ethics, and interprofessional collaboration strengthened my professional perspective. It provided practical clarity for transitioning into advanced practice only.
Trevor Langston –
Based in Phoenix, USA, I appreciated the structured breakdown of regulatory standards and certification pathways. The real-world examples made role expectations easier to understand only.
Cameron Whitlock –
Preparing in Nashville, USA, the sections on policy involvement and healthcare systems helped connect clinical practice with broader professional advocacy only.
Bryson Keller –
From Orlando, USA, the leadership development guidance and case scenarios were highly relevant for building confidence in advanced practice roles only.
Liam Montgomery –
Studying in Toronto, Canada, the emphasis on accountability, autonomy, and collaborative care provided strong clarity for professional growth only.
Ethan Prescott –
Based in Vancouver, Canada, the explanation of scope of practice regulations and credentialing processes was well organized and practical only.
Dominic Farrell –
Working in Houston, USA, I found the discussions on ethical decision-making and patient-centered care especially valuable only.
Noah Granger –
From Calgary, Canada, the structured overview of professional competencies helped reinforce my understanding of advanced nursing standards only.
Kennedy Brooks –
Studying in Seattle, USA, the leadership and communication strategies outlined in this edition enhanced my readiness for collaborative healthcare environments only.
Skylar Jennings –
Based in Ottawa, Canada, the real-life practice scenarios and policy discussions strengthened my confidence in independent clinical decision-making only.
Aubrey Lawson –
Preparing in Boston, USA, the coverage of healthcare reform and advocacy roles expanded my understanding of the nurse practitioner’s impact beyond clinical care only.
Morgan Reeves –
From Montreal, Canada, this edition provides a comprehensive and practical roadmap for professional development in advanced nursing practice only.