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The Critical Essence of Advanced Practicetitioner be a specialist in their chosen field of practice, but it is crucial that he or she be an . nurse. The advanced nurse practitioner is an exemplar professional who is not only a mentor to colleagues but also an expert support for patients and their families.

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The Advancing Role of Nurses in Cancer Carelogical therapies and high dose chemotherapy require nurses to extend their skills of assessment and supportive care. Some roles have become more technical with many cancer nurses taking responsibility for aspects of work such as the insertion of cannulae, the giving of chemotherapy, management of c

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The Critical Essence of Advanced Practicesease processes, is not an easy or routine task. In fact, it is the rare privilege of a few select nurses to accompany these individuals on this difficult road. In view of the enormity of this task, not only is it imperative and a professional . that the cancer or palliative care advanced nurse prac

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Beyond the Theory-Practice Gap: the Contribution of Theory in Nursingcing, dismissive and or derogatory comments, through to sceptical or cautious interest. For many nurses their experience of theory in nursing has been the exposure to the writing of North American nurse theorists such as Peplau (1952, 1988), Roy (1984) and Orem (1970, 1995). This exposure has usuall