位于
护理部
临床护理专家
医学
临床实习
核心竞争力
探索性研究
急诊科
急症护理
家庭医学
医疗保健
人工智能
经济
营销
业务
社会学
经济增长
计算机科学
人类学
作者
Lisa Wolf,Cydne Perhats,Altair M. Delao,Denise Campbell,Carla Brim,Gabriel Campos,David House,Amy Rettig,DW Williams,Garrett K. Chan
标识
DOI:10.1097/nur.0000000000000731
摘要
Purpose/Aims The aim of this study was to investigate the current practice of clinical nurse specialists working in US emergency care settings to (1) explicate the application of the Emergency Nurses Association core competencies and define the specialized clinical nurse specialist role in emergency care and (2) align current clinical nurse specialist practice in emergency settings with the National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists core competencies and the identified substantive areas of clinical nurse specialist practice. Design This study used a quantitative exploratory descriptive approach using survey data. Methods A purposive convenience sample was recruited from the Emergency Nurses Association and the National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists. Participants completed a 39-item survey based on a consensus process to develop competencies for emergency department (ED)–situated clinical nurse specialists. Results Respondents (n = 285) reported spending more than 50% of their work time in a primary clinical nurse specialist role. Significant differences in practice were found between geographic location, setting, educational preparation, title protection status, and type of institution. Conclusions Our findings suggest that that the competencies ascribed to ED-situated clinical nurse specialists are valid in both frequency and importance. However, ED-situated clinical nurse specialists are not fully credentialed or practicing to the full extent of their education and licenses, because of professional, legislative, and environmental limitations.
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