Most differentiated nursing practice models take into account the competency, education, and skill level of nurses
Which model responded to the nursing shortage by recommending that ancillary staff, such as emergency medical technicians and former military corpsmen, be used as nurse extenders?
a. Pew Health Professions Commission model
b. Manthey's Primary Practice Partners model
c. Integrated Competencies of Nurses model
d. Education differentiated practice model
ANS: B
Manthey's Primary Practice Partners model responded to the nursing shortage by recommending that former military corpsmen, emergency medical technicians, and registered certified technicians with special technical training become nurse extenders.
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