Barriers and Facilitators
PEPPA
Advanced Practice Nurses
Misc.
100

Seen as a facilitator of APN role implementation, these individuals should receive information about the APN role and have an opportunity to clarify role expectations.

Stakeholders

100

In this step, each stage of framework may be revisited. 

Step 9/Long-term monitoring of the APN role and Model of Care

100

General consensus is that APNs require this level of education.

Graduate level education 

100

This model of care is potentially of value for outpatient delivery of palliative care.

Telehealth

200

Inadequate infrastructure and resources is reported as a barrier to APN role implementation. Provide an example.

Office space, clerical support, pager, phone, clinical examination space 

200

In this step participants consider availability, accessibility, awareness, appropriate use, and affordability of health services and human resources for meeting health care demands

Step 3/ Determine need for new model of care.

200

This type of APN would typically be found in FHTs, they also may have the role of being primary care provider. 

Nurse Practitioner 

200

This author's 2005 model (structure-process-outcomes) was included in PEPPA Plus.

Donabedian's (2005) model for evaluating quality of care.

300

Lack of clear role supervision is a barrier to APN role implementation for this reason. I.e.) There is often dual reporting to nursing and non-nursing directors.

Competing expectations 

300

A working group of NPs notes that patients with endometriosis are presenting to Emergency Departments with poor pain management post-op. These NPs are engaging in which step of the PEPPA Framework?

Step 1/Define patient population and current model of care.

300

The NP Lead position came out of a lack of a provincial plan for ______ and  _____ of NPs in BC. 

Retention and recruitment 

300

The PEPPA framework is useful for introducing and evaluating advanced practice nursing roles. What does PEPPA stand for? 

Participatory, Evidence-based, Patient-centered process for APN development. [implementation and evaluation]

400

The need for conceptually stronger __________ designs to improve the quality of research and to address knowledge gaps about cost effectiveness and how APN roles contribute to improve patient, provider, and health system outcomes.

Evaluation

400

Differing from stakeholders, these individuals actively define tasks and work as planners, leaders, data collectors and decision-makers.  

Participants

400

APN roles require multiple domains, name two.

Possible answers: clinical practice, education, research, professional development, and leadership

400

Three stages of APN role development in the PEPPA Plus framework are:

Introduction, implementation, and long-term sustainability 

500

As demonstrated by the NP Lead position, strong _______  is needed to implement and sustain NP role. *hint: One article suggested transformational.

Leadership

500

In this step, patient's with dementia, their families, Alzheimer Society of Canada, geriatricians, and NPs working in gerontology come to consensus that the supply of geriatricians is insufficient to meet patient needs. They would like to see shorter wait times to dementia diagnosis and treatment.

Step 4/ Identify  priority problems and goals to improve the model of care

500

APN role implementation requires patience. For novice CNS, for example, full role implementation took this many years.

 3-5 years

500

In this stage of role development in the PEPPA Plus framework, the needs for role revision and support are identified

Long-term sustainability 

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