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    knowledge‚ education level‚ scope of practice and professional attributes. Psychiatric nurse specialist is also one of the demanding and rewarding areas in the healthcare system. “Psychiatric nursing emphasis on promoting mental health through the assessment‚ diagnosis and treatment of human responses to mental health problem and psychiatric disorder”(Nursing and Midwifery in Western Australia‚ 2012).This essay will discuss about the professional attributes and scope

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    work in a hospital‚ clinic or doctors’ office. Whereas they defer in their scope of practice‚ nursing process‚ care plan‚ critical thinking‚ and responsibilities . Registered Nurses are independent in many areas‚ while License Practical Nurses must work under the supervision of an Registered Nurse or physician and cannot practice independently. Can us‚ who are not aware of the duties and responsiblitlities of an RN and LPN be able to tell the difference? License Practical Nurses provide basic medical

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    the roles of an RN to an LPN can vary by their credentials. However‚ there are differences and similarities in their pay‚ education‚ training‚ abilities and their qualifications that are required for them to practice safely and legally. While is it true that both are ultimately charged with providing quality patient care‚ the differences are vast and the careers of the two are usually very different. When comparing the differences in opportunities between an RN and an LPN‚ you must first understand

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    Changing The Scope Of Practice For All Nurses October 21‚ 2012 Changing The Scope Of Practice For All Nurses The Institute of Medicine and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has proposed many changes take place in the field of education for nurses to assist in the Affordable Care Act to be a full success in transforming health care. They have published the report “The Future of Nursing Leading Change Advancing Health” recommending that the scope of practice for all nurses which

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    The Role Differences between an LPN and an RN The Role Differences between an LPN and an RN When differentiating the role differences between an LPN and an RN the analytical level of competence acquire by an RN is the first to come to mind. Harrington & Terry (2009) state that “more emphasis in now being placed on the higher analysis level. This reflects the increased complexity inherent in the scope of practice and job analysis study for registered nursing (Harrington & Terry‚ 2009‚ p

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    EMERGENCY NURSING MANAGEMENT ASSESSMENT TASK 3: COMPETENCIES‚ SCOPE OF PRACTICE IN DISASTERS Contents Page Cover Page……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………1 Contents Page………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………2 Introduction………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….3 Competencies...…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………4-6 Expanded Scope of Practice………………………………………………………………………………………………6-7 Ethical Practice…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….....7-9 Ability to

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    xxxx Medical Surgical October 20‚ 2011 LVN vs. RN: Scope of Practices Many nursing professionals begin their careers as LVNs (License Vocational Nurse) and later complete the requirements as a bridge to the RN. The role of the LVN has always been to provide direct care to patients in the medical setting. They usually work under the supervision of a physician or RN and perform lesser tasks than a registered nurse. The role of the RN (Registered Nurse) was specifically assigned to be a supervisory

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    The significant state-to-state variation of ARNP scope of practice creates some formidable barriers to the continuing advancement the profession‚ especially in the realm of autonomy. The impact of these variations include impeding acceptance of advance practice nurses as primary practitioners‚ both with organized medicine‚ as well as with insurance payers. In fact‚ even in states that grant ARNPs full autonomy‚ some payers impose more restrictive requirements and require APRNs to bill for their services

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    In my experience as an LPN I can relate to many points from the article Resisting‚ Reaching out and Re-imaging to Independence: LPN`s Transitioning Towards BNs and Beyond (Melrose and Wishart‚ 2013). This begins with the educational component of how students are instructed differently between the LPN program and the RN program. When comparing the two educational programs I have found the post-LPN BN program expectation are quite different‚ including the expectations of being an independent learner

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    Difference between an LPN and RN Presented to Professor Anthony Transition to Nursing By: Lee Rittner April 21‚ 2012 Difference between an LPN and RN ABSTRACT It takes a lot of courage to let go of what is known‚ familiar‚ and comfortable.   Change is a driving force in everyone.   Like a butterfly‚ individuals in the nursing field may go through similar stages of metamorphosis‚ which is a process of growth‚ change‚ and development‚ (Wikipedia Foundation‚ 2006).   Nurses have a vast

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