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"More Accessible And Easier To Deal With": A Qualitative Inquiry Of Leaders' Perceptions Of The Evolving Roles And Responsibilities Of Advanced Practice Providers At Texas Medical Center, Athena Krasnosky Msn, Aprn, Cpnp, Jessie Marcet-Gonzalez Msn, Aprn, Cpnp, Jordan Rodriguez Bs, Natalie Cormier Smith Msn, Aprn, Np-C, Brenda Chesley Msn, Aprn, Cpnp-Ac/Pc, Linda Brock Msn, Aprn, Cpnp, Heena Narsi Prasla Msn, Aprn, Cpnp, Geran Barton
"More Accessible And Easier To Deal With": A Qualitative Inquiry Of Leaders' Perceptions Of The Evolving Roles And Responsibilities Of Advanced Practice Providers At Texas Medical Center, Athena Krasnosky Msn, Aprn, Cpnp, Jessie Marcet-Gonzalez Msn, Aprn, Cpnp, Jordan Rodriguez Bs, Natalie Cormier Smith Msn, Aprn, Np-C, Brenda Chesley Msn, Aprn, Cpnp-Ac/Pc, Linda Brock Msn, Aprn, Cpnp, Heena Narsi Prasla Msn, Aprn, Cpnp, Geran Barton
Journal of Nursing & Interprofessional Leadership in Quality & Safety
Background. With over 10 million patient encounters a year at Texas Medical Center (TMC), Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) are being incorporated into health care delivery models. Moving beyond the narrow “scope of practice” debates that frequently surface when talking about APPs, this inquiry instead seeks to broaden the discussion and take a more comprehensive view of how APPs are being incorporated into health care delivery models that span across several TMC institutions.
Methods. This study uses a thematic analysis study design to analyze structured interviews collected from a small convenience sample of Advance Practice Provider Program Directors at Texas Medical …