QSEN Competencies (Evidence-Based Practice)
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refers to the use of client care data, current research, and information
from credible sources to base clinical judgment and client care.
- Read peer reviewed nursing journals to stay knowledgeable about
current client care research.
- Develop a protocol based on current research to care for clients who are
receiving a blood transfusion.
- Participate in a nursing research study to identify the optimal behavioral
interventions for clients who have dementia.
what does the NPA provide requirements and statements related to examination &
licensure for?
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, RN, LPN, APRN, LVN
- includes criminal background checks, violations related to substance
abuse, and failure to report actions against a nurse's professional license,
registration, or certification.
10 domains of Bachelor of Science in Nursing Essentials DOMAIN 7
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7.) System-Based Practice: Responding & leading within complex health
care systems, includes coordination of resources to provide equitable &
safe care to diverse populations.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Essentials
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Essentials of skills, knowledge and attitudes a graduate of a baccalaureate
nursing program should demonstrate upon graduation.
new school of nursing can become accredited once it meets the necessary criteria
established by one of the two national accreditation organizations— what are they?
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the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) and the
Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
, 4 NLN Competencies
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- Human flourishing
- Nursing judgment
- Professional identity
- Spirit of inquiry
Advanced practice registered nurses (APRN) are nurses who have earned, at a
minimum, a master's degree in nursing in one of four recognized APRN roles:
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- Certified nurse anesthetist (CRNA)
- Certified nurse-midwife (CNM)
- Clinical nurse specialist (CNS)
- Certified nurse practitioner (NP)
- APRN is a decision-maker with the client in planning care, prescribing
medication and interventions, and evaluating the client
- responsibilities include continued leadership, professional
development and education, active participation in professional
organizations, and involvement in health care policy activities.
QSEN Competencies (Safety)
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refers to the use of client care data, current research, and information
from credible sources to base clinical judgment and client care.
- Read peer reviewed nursing journals to stay knowledgeable about
current client care research.
- Develop a protocol based on current research to care for clients who are
receiving a blood transfusion.
- Participate in a nursing research study to identify the optimal behavioral
interventions for clients who have dementia.
what does the NPA provide requirements and statements related to examination &
licensure for?
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, RN, LPN, APRN, LVN
- includes criminal background checks, violations related to substance
abuse, and failure to report actions against a nurse's professional license,
registration, or certification.
10 domains of Bachelor of Science in Nursing Essentials DOMAIN 7
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7.) System-Based Practice: Responding & leading within complex health
care systems, includes coordination of resources to provide equitable &
safe care to diverse populations.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Essentials
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Essentials of skills, knowledge and attitudes a graduate of a baccalaureate
nursing program should demonstrate upon graduation.
new school of nursing can become accredited once it meets the necessary criteria
established by one of the two national accreditation organizations— what are they?
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the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) and the
Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
, 4 NLN Competencies
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- Human flourishing
- Nursing judgment
- Professional identity
- Spirit of inquiry
Advanced practice registered nurses (APRN) are nurses who have earned, at a
minimum, a master's degree in nursing in one of four recognized APRN roles:
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- Certified nurse anesthetist (CRNA)
- Certified nurse-midwife (CNM)
- Clinical nurse specialist (CNS)
- Certified nurse practitioner (NP)
- APRN is a decision-maker with the client in planning care, prescribing
medication and interventions, and evaluating the client
- responsibilities include continued leadership, professional
development and education, active participation in professional
organizations, and involvement in health care policy activities.
QSEN Competencies (Safety)
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