Nurse-led health clinics : operations, policy, and opportunities / Tine Hansen-Turton, Susan Sherman, Eunice S. King, editors ; contributors, Geraldine Bednash [and twenty three others].

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Sherman, Susan, 1945- editor.

Hansen-Turton, Tine, editor.

King, Eunice S., editor.

Bednash, Geraldine, contributor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Community health nursing.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (300 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

New York, New York : Springer Publishing Company, 2015.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

Delivers a wealth of information for nurses who wish to open and manage their own health clinics Public health nursing--with its focus on compassionate, holistic care and services to the poor, the aged, those suffering from social injustice, and those without adequate health facilities--had its origins over a century ago with the founding.

Contents:

Cover

Title

Copyright

Contents

Contributors

Foreword

Preface

Introduction

Share Nurse-Led Health Clinics: Operations, Policy, and Opportunities

Section I: Introducing Nurse-Managed Models

Reference

Chapter 1: Anatomy of a Nurse-Led Clinic: An Introduction to the Model of Care

Background: Origins of the NMHC Model of Care

The Role of the Division of Nursing in the Development of NMHCs

What is an NMHC?

References

Chapter 2: The Independence Foundation's Contributions to the Nurse-Managed Health Center Movement

Background and History of Interest in Nursing

The History of If-Funded Nurse-Managed Health Centers: 1993-2013

The NNCC: Laying the Groundwork for the Growth and Recognition of NMHCs

Glossary

Chapter 3: Building a Nurse-Managed Clinic

How to Start a Nurse-Managed Health Center

Initial Planning

Financial Operations

Policies and Procedures

Continuous Quality/Performance Improvement

Information Systems

Chapter 4: Nurse-Managed Health Centers and Sustainability

Strategies for Sustaining Nurse-Managed Clinics: A Balancing Act

Conclusion

Chapter 5: The Role of the Collaborative Team in Nurse-Managed Health Centers

CRNPs: Leading Interdisiciplinary/Interprofessional Collaborative Teams

Collaboration and Patient-Centered Medical Homes

Chapter 6: Quality

Quality of Health Care in the United States

Quality Processes

The National Nursing Center NMHC Certification Initiative

A Case Study

Chapter 7: Patient Satisfaction With Care Received in Nurse-Managed Primary Care Clinics: The Numbers and the Stories

The Focus Group

References.

Chapter 8: Providing Behavioral Health Care Within Nurse-Managed Health Clinics: A Journey Toward Full Integration-The Abbottsford Falls Community Health Center

1992: A Commitment to Behavioral Health from the Start

1994-2000: The Growth of Outpatient BH Services

2000-2009: The Depression Collaborative

2010: The BH Consultant Model

Sustainability

Section II: Best Practice Models and Nurse-Managed Primary Care

Nurse-Managed Centers-An Avenue for Change and Health

Chapter 9: Joining Hands With a Vulnerable Community: The Family Practice and Counseling Network

The Godmother (June 1991)

Reclaiming Piper's Row (July 1992)

The Unsteady Steps of Expansion (1994 and 1995)

The Political Pitfalls of Change (March 1995)

A Lesson in Humility (January 1997)

Shootings and Sorrows (1997 and 1998)

Joys (May 1998)

Bringing Behavioral Health into the Exam Room (2009)

Our First Rural Health Center (2012)

Twenty-Two Years into the Journey (February 2014)

Acknowledgments

Chapter 10: 11th Street Family Health Services of Drexel University: A University-Community Partnership

Background

The Recipe

Differentiating Ingredients

Sampling the Cake: Data, Outcomes, and Model Effectiveness

The Recipe Evolves: The Development of a Health Campus

Chapter 11: The Senior House Calls Program

History

Services Provided

Challenges and Issues

Client Responses

Chapter 12: Convenient Care Clinics: Lessons Learned From Consumer-Driven Health Care

Overview of the Industry

What are CCCs?

The Role of Consumers in Validating the Industry

Section III: Nurse-Managed Wellness Centers and Programs.

Chapter 13: Overview of Nurse-Managed Wellness Centers and Wellness Programs Integrated Into Nurse-Managed Primary Care Clinics

Healthy People 2020

Organizational Frameworks

Wellness Centers and Integrated Wellness Programs in Traditional Primary Care Models: Filling the Health Care Gap

Chapter 14: The 19130 Zip Code Project: A Journey to Our Neighborhood

Preparing Students for the 19130 Zip Code Project Clinical Experience

Providing Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Services in Our Community

Sustainability and Replicability

Section IV: Nurse-Managed Health Centers and Policies for the Future

Chapter 15: Workforce Trends and the Growth of the Advanced Practice Nurse Role

The NP in Primary Care: Looking Ahead

The NP Workforce by the Numbers

Federal Policies to Advance the Advanced Practice Nursing Workforce

Chapter 16: The Future of Nurse-Managed Care and National Policy Efforts

The ACA and Its Relevance for NMHCs

The IOM's the Future of Nursing Report and Its Impact on NMHCs

Future Directions

Chapter 17: Health Care Transformations and The Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action

Appendix A: Nurse-Managed Health Clinic Start-Up Checklist

Appendix B: Sample Nurse-Managed Health Clinic Bylaws

Article 1

Principal Office

Article 2

Purposes

Article 3

Directors

Article 4

Meetings

Article 5

Officers

Article 6

Committees

Article 7

Dissolution

Article 8

Amendments

Appendix C: The National Nursing Centers Consortium Managed Care Contracting Toolkit

Instructions

Step 1-Section A: State-By-State Policy Guide

Step 2-Section B: Explanation of Each Level of Physician Involvement

A. Introduction

B. Independent Practice

C. Collaboration.

D. Delegation

E. Supervision

F. Pennsylvania: Supervision but Collaboration

Step 3-Section C: Insurance Carriers by State

Step 4-Section D: Insurance Carriers' Credentialing Contact Information

CAQH

Step 5-Application Follow-Up

Step 6-NNCC Follow-Up

A Possible Temporary Solution: Contracting as a Facility

Concerns

Benefits

Index.

Notes:

Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph

Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.

Description based on print version record.

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

ISBN:

0-8261-2803-3

OCLC:

904598327