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In the latest issue of Nurse Practitioner World News, Mary Carole McMann, MPH explores the growing need for nurse practitioners (NPs) in a variety of roles in hospital care.
QUESTION:
As healthcare reforms are put in place and the shortage of primary-care physicians worsens, how do you believe the role of the Nurse Practitioner will change in the future?
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American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA) 32nd Annual Conference.
Snowbird, UT. – June 13 – June 16
For more information about this and other upcoming Nurse Practitioner events, conferences and meetings, visit the Nurse Practitioner Conferences page of WebNPOnline.com.
Women’s Health Care is a practical journal for women’s health nurse practitioners. In the latest issue, you will find:
Importance of Collaboration in Treating Chronic Disease: A Focus on PCOS and Group Medical Visits
By Anne Moore, APRN, WHNP/ANP-BC, FAANP and Julie Caldwell, APRN, FNP-BC
The purpose of this article is to present a synthesis of research regarding polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) diagnosis and management, particularly with respect to an intervention called the group medical visit (GMV), which is advocated to enhance care for women with this chronic disease. Objectives…
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In the latest issue of Nurse Practitioner World News, you will find:
There’s No Place Like (a Medical) Home
By Ed Gruber, PhD, RN, ARNP
New Hampshire is well-known for its “firsts.” It was the first of the original 13 colonies to declare its independence from mother England. It holds the nation’s earliest presidential primary every 4 years. And, as of 2010, New London, New Hampshire had been home to Life Long Care, the first nurse-led…
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Practice Management is the only business journal dedicated to Nurse Practitioners. In the latest issue, you will find:
NPs Find Strength in Numbers
By Wendy L. Wright, MS, APRN, FNP, FAANP as told to Mary Carole McMann, MPH
Nurse practitioners (NPs) traditionally serve as support systems for each other in the workplace. This sense of camaraderie and mutual support may be sorely missed by NPs who strike out on their own to establish an independent practice. This was the position that Wendy L. Wright found herself in when…
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The April 2012 issue of the American Journal for Nurse Practitioners is now online. In it you will find articles for nurse practitioners, including:
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On March 15, Annals of Internal Medicine published online the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force’s (Task Force’s) final recommendation statement on cervical cancer screening, which includes new guidelines for women’s pap smears:
QUESTION:
As a Nurse Practitioner, what are your thoughts on the new guidelines?
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