Benchmark – Future Scope, Role, and Professional Obligations Discussion

Benchmark – Future Scope, Role, and Professional Obligations Discussion

Running Name: FUTURE SCOPE, ROLE, AND PROFESSIONAL OBLIGATIONS Benchmark – Future Scope, Role, and Professional Obligations Student’s Name Institution Affiliation 1 BENCHMARK – FUTURE SCOPE, ROLE, AND PROFESSIONAL OBLIGATIONS Introduction The entry of the Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) in the healthcare system will restructure the manner in which health services are delivered. The scope of the various practitioners will change and so is the existing regulatory, certification, or accreditation framework. APRNs are categorized into four roles, namely; nurse midwife, nurse anesthetist, nurse practitioner, and clinical nurse specialist (Bryant-Lukosius et al., 2017)Benchmark – Future Scope, Role, and Professional Obligations Discussion.

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All four roles are specialized in the sense that they perform specific tasks within the healthcare system. Available literature indicates that APRNs will likely assume more responsibilities in line with legislation and policy developments as well as the evolving needs of the healthcare system (BryantLukosius et al., 2017). In this respect, this paper will discuss the scope of the future roles of APRNs. In addition, it will discuss the three professional nursing organizations that bear the most influence towards advancing the scope and influence of advanced nursing. Thirdly, it will discuss a controversial issue that will likely affect the scope of practice in the next few years. Future Role of Advanced Registered Nurse In the future, the scope that underpins APRNs will expand exponentially. Benchmark – Future Scope, Role, and Professional Obligations Discussion