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Nurse practitioner patient care teams provide effective and comprehensive care, offering shorter hospital stays, reduced costs, and improved patient satisfaction for pediatric oncology patients.
Nurse practitioner patient care teams represent an effective model for delivering comprehensive care in pediatric oncology.
May support NP teams in pediatric oncology; leaves open need for prospective RCTs before practice change.
The role of the pediatric advanced practice registered nurse continues to evolve within the ever-changing field of health care. In response to increased demand for health care services and because of a variety of changes in the health care delivery system, nurse practitioner patient care teams are an emerging trend in acute care settings. Care provided by nurse practitioner teams has been shown to be effective, efficient, and comprehensive. In addition to shorter hospital stays and reduced costs, nurse practitioner teams offer increased quality and continuity of care, and improved patient satisfaction. Nurse practitioner patient care teams are well suited to the field of pediatric oncology, as patients would benefit from care provided by specialized clinicians with a holistic focus. This article provides health care professionals with information about the use of nurse practitioner patient care teams and implications for use in pediatric oncology.
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Julia Rose Golden (2014) conducted a review in Pediatric oncology. Nurse practitioner patient care teams was evaluated. Nurse practitioner patient care teams provide effective and comprehensive care, offering shorter hospital stays, reduced costs, and improved patient satisfaction for pediatric oncology patients.
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