2023•Journal of the American Association of Nurse PractitionersRequires access

Blessings and barriers: Achieving autonomous practice in Florida

Vicky Stone-Gale

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ABSTRACT: Florida advanced practice registered nurses have worked tirelessly for many years to practice to the fullest extent of their training and education, yet medical associations halted any progress they have tried to make. In the 2020 legislative session, House Bill 607, the Direct Care Workers bill was finally passed, allowing nurse practitioners who practice in specific primary care areas to practice autonomously. This still requires many Advanced Practice Registered Nurses in the state to have a collaborative practice agreement. Therefore, there is more work to be done to remove those practice barriers.

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ABSTRACT: Florida advanced practice registered nurses have worked tirelessly for many years to practice to the fullest extent of their training and education, yet medical associations halted any progress they have tried to make. In the 2020 legislative session, House Bill 607, the Direct Care Workers bill was finally passed, allowing nurse practitioners who practice in specific primary care areas to practice autonomously. This still requires many Advanced Practice Registered Nurses in the state to have a collaborative practice agreement. Therefore, there is more work to be done to remove those practice barriers.

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ABSTRACT: Florida advanced practice registered nurses have worked tirelessly for many years to practice to the fullest extent of their training and education, yet medical associations halted any progress they have tried to make. In the 2020 legislative session, House Bill 607, the Direct Care Workers bill was finally passed, allowing nurse practitioners who practice in specific primary care areas to practice autonomously. This still requires many Advanced Practice Registered Nurses in the state to have a collaborative practice agreement. Therefore, there is more work to be done to remove those practice barriers.

Key concepts: Nurse practitioners, Session (web analytics), Legislature, Practice nurse, Advanced Practice Nurses, Primary care, Advanced practice nursing, Work (physics)

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