Question

Challenges are associated with expansion of access to priority health care. What are these challenges and what evidence supports and/or refutes the efficacy of expanding the role of nurses in primary care settings?

Answer 1

High-quality care is a priority in the health care system, each nurse should make sure appropriate, efficient, and effective practice that must provide optimal care outcomes for the patient. many studies suggest that there is a structural component of the model, patient, nurse, and organization character that cause variable in age, patient medical diagnosis, condition, nurses education, experience, and organization character. professional resistance to expanding the nurse's role, an aging workforce, changes in an insurance policy, nurse turnover rates, demographic challenges, regulations, and cultural barriers make a major challenge to the expansion of access to priority health care. RN away from primary care they need additional training and education to prepare RNs in primary care practice. regulatory barriers prevent the nurses to take an active role in primary care settings. expanding the role of primary care nurse, health care team and secure panel management that support primary care workers to proactively work on chronic conditions. transformation of the health care system the evidence support nurses in enhance and reconceptualized role in evidence-based practice and promoted policies allow to work primary care workers in a geographical area. the patient-centered, multidisciplinary team as a key feature for effective care that improve the care process with rate control. community-based resources, nurses lead clinics and culturally sensitive practice improve the quality and health outcome in primary care management.