Knaus V L, Davis K, Burton S, Felten S, Fobes P
J Vasc Nurs. 1996 Jun;14(2):40-4. doi: 10.1016/s1062-0303(96)80014-8.
A collaborative practice model was initiated in a 440-bed university teaching hospital to trial the appropriateness and effectiveness of placing a nurse practitioner (NP) in the acute-care setting with a group of vascular surgeons. The vascular NP and three physicians collaborated as providers of patient care in both ambulatory and hospital settings. The NP managed and coordinated patient care. After orientation, the NP used a data-tracking form to record daily work activities categorized as direct care, indirect care, administration, education, and research. Satisfaction surveys were distributed to patients, nurses, and physicians to measure key elements of the NP's job responsibilities as they related to each group. The NP's data were independently analyzed, implications were discussed, and results were collated for presentation. The data were also used to guide future practice. The data reflected the vascular NP's unique acute care role within a specialty service.
在一家拥有440张床位的大学教学医院启动了一种协作实践模式，以试验在急性护理环境中安排一名执业护士（NP）与一组血管外科医生合作的适宜性和有效性。血管NP和三名医生在门诊和医院环境中作为患者护理提供者进行协作。NP管理和协调患者护理。培训后，NP使用数据跟踪表记录日常工作活动，这些活动分为直接护理、间接护理、管理、教育和研究。向患者、护士和医生发放满意度调查问卷，以衡量NP工作职责中与每个群体相关的关键要素。NP的数据进行了独立分析，讨论了其影响，并整理结果以供展示。这些数据还用于指导未来的实践。数据反映了血管NP在专科服务中独特的急性护理角色。
