Nurse Practitioner Research Paper
Nurse Practitioners have crusaded through the years paving a way of professionalism for the future Nurse Practitioners. Early Nurse Practitioner?s fought adversity within our own profession making the transition to where we are today as a profession even more difficult. Kurt Lewin?s theory of change is uncannily supported when reflecting back on the evolution of Nurse Practitioner profession:
Unfreezing: Challenging the status quo to gain support that a change is needed.
Freezing: Making a change
Refreezing: Solidifying the change into the culture.
As stated, Nurse practitioners did not have an easy road to where we are today. Changes were needed to ensure medical care was available to those in need. Physician availability was compromised and …show more content…
This is when Nurse practitioners transitioned began into the Family Practice environment. Physicians provided direction and oversight to the Nurse Practitioner after attending specialty training and passing a national exam. Incorporating a Nurse Practitioner in the physician practice meant patients were able to be treated as the American Health care system was experiencing a crisis considering the number of patients now eligible and requiring routine physician visits and the number of physicians available to treat these individuals. The Nurse Practitioners role grew from family practice to home care and family planning specialties quickly. Nurse Practitioners took their roles seriously and the American Nurses Association assisted to develop roles and provide governance of the …show more content…
I also love to teach and would love to assist the population of elderly patients that deserves quality care, competent care givers and a life that reflects their own definition of quality. How I perform in my field as Nurse Practitioner will directly reflect our growth in this industry. I want to ensure that Nurse Practitioners are viewed as highly respectable, clinically competent and considered a valuable member if the health care team in the Nursing facility, at the hospital, VNA and other agencies such as hospice providers in my
Unfreezing: Challenging the status quo to gain support that a change is needed.
Freezing: Making a change
Refreezing: Solidifying the change into the culture.
As stated, Nurse practitioners did not have an easy road to where we are today. Changes were needed to ensure medical care was available to those in need. Physician availability was compromised and …show more content…
This is when Nurse practitioners transitioned began into the Family Practice environment. Physicians provided direction and oversight to the Nurse Practitioner after attending specialty training and passing a national exam. Incorporating a Nurse Practitioner in the physician practice meant patients were able to be treated as the American Health care system was experiencing a crisis considering the number of patients now eligible and requiring routine physician visits and the number of physicians available to treat these individuals. The Nurse Practitioners role grew from family practice to home care and family planning specialties quickly. Nurse Practitioners took their roles seriously and the American Nurses Association assisted to develop roles and provide governance of the …show more content…
I also love to teach and would love to assist the population of elderly patients that deserves quality care, competent care givers and a life that reflects their own definition of quality. How I perform in my field as Nurse Practitioner will directly reflect our growth in this industry. I want to ensure that Nurse Practitioners are viewed as highly respectable, clinically competent and considered a valuable member if the health care team in the Nursing facility, at the hospital, VNA and other agencies such as hospice providers in my