Promoting Excellence : A Position Statement from American Nursing Leaders : References

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Completing the Picture

· What is Palliative Care?
· What is an APN?
· Roles of the Palliative Care APN
· Palliative Care Certification
· Paying for APN Services

Pioneering Practices In Palliative Care
 · Urban Trauma/ Emergency Center
 · Acute Care Teaching Hospital
 · Urban Research Cancer Center
 · Large Inner-City Hospital
 · A University-Affiliated Geriatric Practice
 · Rural Primary Care
 · Rural Private Practice
 · Long-Term Care Facility

Training For The Future
 · Graduate Nursing Education In Palliative Care
 · Palliative Care Nurse Practitioner Program

Conclusion

Position Statement
· Participants & Endorsers
· Recommendations
· References
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