Prescribing practices of advanced practice psychiatric nurses: Part I - Demographic, educational, and practice characteristics

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This study was designed to identify and describe the prescribing practices of advanced practice psychiatric nurses. Part I describes the demographic, educational, and clinical setting characteristics. A survey method was used with N = 88 nurses representing seven different states. Nurse prescribers were: younger than nonprescribers, employed in community mental health settings, and voluntarily using a consulting physician arrangement. Limitations on practice included: statute formulary, controlled substances, and formulary/protocols with a consulting physician. Results suggest nurses' prescribing practices are used in outpatient settings, viewed as conservative, with a value on physician collaboration even in the absence of legal mandates. Copyright © 2001 by W.B. Saunders Company.

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Talley, S., & Richens, S. (2001). Prescribing practices of advanced practice psychiatric nurses: Part I - Demographic, educational, and practice characteristics. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 15(5), 205–213. https://doi.org/10.1053/apnu.2001.27017

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