Nurse Practitioner Role In Nursing

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Nurse Practitioner Role
Nursing is one of the most important parts of the current healthcare system, which is closely connected to a number of other branches of Advanced Practice Nursing and the rest of a medical personnel. The advanced practice nursing has a key role in clinical practice, primary care, education, administration, and health information, so it is hard to overestimate. It is necessary to understand that APN currently comprises the essence of the healthcare system affecting all existed branches of it. Also, considering my personal views and engagement to FNP, exactly this branch of APN is considered as the most interesting in the current medical sphere.
Before the description of policies, professional, and different practical determinants concerning the issue, it is necessary to explain the difference between ANP and the APN, as well as define advance nursing practice and the roles in advanced practice nursing pertaining to clinical practice, primary care, education, administration, and health information. Thus, according to Canadian Nurses Association (2008), ANP is an umbrella notion, which is aimed at the describing of the advanced level of nursing practicing, which maximizes the role of education in it, nursing knowledge, and expertise, which should meet health necessities of families, different patients and the entire nation as well. In other words, the position of ANP in nursing is closely connected to different branches mentioned before via its