Nursing delegation. Implications for home care.
Janet A Moll, Emily Tripp
Abstract
Janet A Moll, Emily Tripp
Abstract
Consumers are advocating for client-directed care and are influencing legislation that regulates delegation within nurse practice acts. Almost 18 months ago, the Visiting Nurse Association of Texas implemented the delegation of insulin administration for appropriate patients. Results indicate that the program is a success and the time invested in developing the program was well spent.
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Consumers are advocating for client-directed care and are influencing legislation that regulates delegation within nurse practice acts. Almost 18 months ago, the Visiting Nurse Association of Texas implemented the delegation of insulin administration for appropriate patients. Results indicate that the program is a success and the time invested in developing the program was well spent.
Key concepts: Delegation, Legislation, Nursing, Administration (probate law), Medicine, Business, Political science, Law