ANCC PMHNP Role and Scope of practice (Latest 2023 - 2024) New Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct
1. State Legislative Statutes: What do they do?
(law created by the state)
Answer:
-They are the Nurse Practice Act -Provides Title protection, -Grants legal authority; -Define Scope of Practice , -Defines advanced practice, -Puts restrictions on practice, -Sets credentialing requirements, -Sets grounds for disciplinary actions, -May require a Collaborative agreement
- Statutory Law
(written law created by legislative body)
Answer:
-rules and regulations differ per state -may further define scope of practice requirements -may provide restrictions unique to each state
- Licensure
Answer: The state grants permission to practice
- Credentialing
Answer: ensuring minimum level of competence
- Certification
Answer:
-Is a credential that provides title protection, -Determine scope of practice -Process as to how ANCC certifies that NP has met specified standards; -Assures mastery and skills; -*ANA is the only certifying body for psych nursing*
- Scope of Practice
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-Define NP roles and actions -Identify competencies
- Standard of Practice
Answer:
-Provides a way to judge the nature of care -Reflex the expectation for the care -May include precise protocols or general guidelines
- What is HIPAA?
Answer:
-Privacy Protection Act
-Garante 4 rights:
- To be educated about privacy
- Have access to their own med. record
- Request amendments to their med record to which they object
- Permission to disclose their records
- What is Health Information Technology for Economic And Clinical Health Act
(HITECH)?
Answer:
-Provide intensive payment for sharing electronic medical record (EHR) data -Meaningful use incentive
- Exceptions to guaranteed confidentiality
Answer:
-The need for information outweigh confidentiality -Intent to harm self or others, -attorney involved in litigation -records released to insurance companies, -answering court orders, subpoenas, or summons -mandatory reporting of diseases, -Child or elder abuse -duty to warn potential victims (Tarasoff principle, 1976)
- Informed Consent
Answer:
-Communication between the patient and provider that results in patient accepting or rejecting the proposed treatment.-Explanation of relevant information that enables the client to make an informed
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