BMC Geriatr February 2023 PMID 36797669

Nurse practitioner/physician collaborative models of care: a scoping review protocol.

Katherine S McGilton, Lynn Haslam-Larmer, Aria Wills, Alexandra Krassikova, Jessica Babineau, Ben Robert, Carrie Heer, Carrie McAiney, Gail Dobell, Jennifer Bethell, Kelly Kay, Margaret Keatings, Sharon Kaasalainen, Sid Feldman, Souraya Sidani

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The collection mostly includes brief references to the publication, such as promoting a webinar replay and tagging relevant topics like long-term care and nurse practitioners. The tone is neutral and informational, with little evidence of detailed analysis or strong opinions, which aligns with moderate interest and low engagement levels.

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Abstract in brief

This scoping review aims to examine existing models of collaboration between nurse practitioners and physicians in long-term care homes, especially after legislative changes in Ontario that expanded NP roles during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The review will systematically search multiple electronic databases and grey literature to gather evidence on how NPs and physicians work together, focusing on the structures, processes, and outcomes of these care models.
Findings will be used to develop a framework to improve collaborative practice and clinical leadership in long-term care settings.]

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Join us as we explore collaborative models of care involving Nurse Practitioners in Ontario's long-term care homes. The review examines how NPs and physicians work together post-legislative changes, aiming to improve…

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Concerned Friends

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