Nursing Scope of Practice - Long, Douglas
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Nursing Scope of Practice is every nurse's guidebook to understanding this terrain. It strips away the confusion and provides a comprehensive, coherent explanation of the nursing scope of practice so nurses can work to the full extent of their abilities and licensing. Nurses will learn what they need to do to keep their patients safe, stay within the legal limits of a nursing license, as well as their employer's policies. Just as important, nurses will also learn how to expand their practice by taking on new roles and expand the scope of practice in a safe and responsible manner. Nursing…mehr

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Nursing Scope of Practice is every nurse's guidebook to understanding this terrain. It strips away the confusion and provides a comprehensive, coherent explanation of the nursing scope of practice so nurses can work to the full extent of their abilities and licensing. Nurses will learn what they need to do to keep their patients safe, stay within the legal limits of a nursing license, as well as their employer's policies. Just as important, nurses will also learn how to expand their practice by taking on new roles and expand the scope of practice in a safe and responsible manner. Nursing leaders, government regulators, and scholars will learn how the nursing scope of practice defines the profession, and how the scope of practice can be used to promote nursing professionalism.
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Douglas Long is an RN with more than a decade's experience in emergency departments and acute care. He worked on an ambulance as an EMT, and is also an American Heart Association instructor of ACLS, PALS, and BLS. In his 2020 book Nursing: Moving Forward, he describes the work of nurse regulators, based on his research and travels across the United States and more than 50 nations. He earned a PhD in nursing from the University of California, San Francisco, and an MBA from San Francisco State University. Prior to becoming a nurse, he taught business at SFSU and helped supervise elections in conflict zones for the United Nations.