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Engaging in meaningful discussion : what nurse practitioners need to know about retirement and end-of-life planning

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HICKS, Rodney W. | BERG, Judy A. | ROBERTS, Mary Ellen

Nurse practitioners (NPs) should be knowledgeable about entering into meaningful conversations with clients about their retirement and end-of-life planning. Through knowledge of advanced care planning, NPs should be prepared to serve as a resource as clients develop life plans. Nurse practitioners should assess their practice for documenting client wishes that align with the 1990 Patient Self-Determination Act and advocate for changes in electronic record-keeping systems.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1097/JXX.0000000000000790

Voir la revue «Journal of the American association of nurse practitioners, 34»

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