Question

There is general private practice physician more than 35years, and two nurse practitioners also working in the practice part time. Working today there are the two receptionists, one medical assistant, one NP, the diabetic educator, and a new case manager. The atmosphere is tense because the patients have been waiting. MAs at private physician office complain to Dr..... that Nurse Practitioner (ME) slow but they are not supportive. At the end of your very long busy day the MA catches Nurse Practitioner ( ME)  in the hall and tells you to see the patient in the hallway. Pt is 82-year-old man who looks frail, feeling weak and short of breath. You tell the MA fine but you will need a room. She look angry but rooms the patient. When you go in to see the patient they are fully clothed and the vital signs have not been done. You leave to find the pulse ox to check patient oxygen. You finally find it tucked in a back room draw after a ten minute search.

QUESTIONS: Create a concept of team work and interprofessional practice, consider the paradox of authority and responsibility in teams AS NURSE PRACTITIONER in Physician private practice?

Question: Identify what the challenges are and what factors to enhance in the practice as Nurse practitioner at Physician private practice?

Question: Write a introduction that could be used to meet with staff to discuss a plan AS NURSE PRACTITIONER.

Answer 1

1) Create a concept of teamwork and interprofessional practice, consider the paradox of authority and responsibility in teams AS NURSE PRACTITIONER in Physician private practice?

Ans :Nurse practitioners are one type of advanced practice registered nurse. They may serve their patients as primary care providers, and day-to-day duties are very similar to those of doctors in their field or speciality.

Providing the best hospital experience for patients requires coordination and communication between all providers involved in a patient’s care. This cooperative approach is referred to as interprofessional collaboration, and its goal is to help doctors and nurses work together to administer the highest quality care.

The healthcare industry indicates that interprofessional collaborative practice can
improve access to and coordination of health-services, appropriate use of specialist
clinical resources, health outcomes for people with chronic diseases, and patient care and
safety (World Health Organization [WHO], 2010).

An effective facilitator can assist staff in change management, providing oversight of the planning, management, monitoring, implementation, and evaluation.

collaborative practise in health care occurs when multiple health workers from different professional backgrounds provide comprehensive services by working with patients their families and communities to deliver the highest quality as care across setting.

2) Identify what the challenges are and what factors to enhance in the practice as a Nurse practitioner at Physician private practice?

Ans :This study examined the relationships between NP role transition, prior registered nurses experience, and a formal orientation.

Knowledge of the factors that explain NP role transition is important to inform the discipline how best to support NPS during entry into practice.

3) Write an introduction that could be used to meet with staff to discuss a plan AS NURSE PRACTITIONER.

Ans :

# The nursing process includes five key steps:

* Assessment

* Diagnosis

* Outcomes/Planning

* Implementation

* Evaluation

clinical expertise refers to the clinician's cumulated education, experience and clinical skills.