2022
DOI: 10.1007/s11553-022-00958-w
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Kompetenzniveaus neuer Rollen in der Schweizer Gesundheitsversorgung: eine Literaturrecherche

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Hintergrund In der Schweizer Gesundheitsversorgung etablieren sich neue Rollen wie Advanced Practice Nurse (APN), klinische Fachspezialistinnen und -spezialisten (KliF) sowie medizinische Praxiskoordinatorinnen und -koordinatoren (MPK). Zentrale Unterschiede betreffen die verschiedenen Kompetenzniveaus und die damit verbundene Handlungskompetenz. Fragestellung/Ziel Stimmen aktuell beschriebene Handlungsfelder der Berufsrollen … Show more

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“…To address this, the expert group of the nursing profession has proposed a transitional solution of 10 years, allowing health professionals with CAS, DAS, or MAS degrees the opportunity to fulfill formal training requirements or pursue bridging programs to obtain the MSc degree. The absence of legal requirements contributes to role uncertainties, as demonstrated by Eissler and Zumstein-Shaha 47 in their analysis of Advanced Practice Nurses (APN) in Switzerland. The Swiss Midwifery Education Board and Swiss Federation of Midwives 33 currently suggest the following regulations: candidates for APM should hold an MSc degree in Midwifery or a related field of health and have a minimum of 5500 hours of professional experience as a practicing midwife before or until obtaining the MSc degree.…”
Section: Commentarymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To address this, the expert group of the nursing profession has proposed a transitional solution of 10 years, allowing health professionals with CAS, DAS, or MAS degrees the opportunity to fulfill formal training requirements or pursue bridging programs to obtain the MSc degree. The absence of legal requirements contributes to role uncertainties, as demonstrated by Eissler and Zumstein-Shaha 47 in their analysis of Advanced Practice Nurses (APN) in Switzerland. The Swiss Midwifery Education Board and Swiss Federation of Midwives 33 currently suggest the following regulations: candidates for APM should hold an MSc degree in Midwifery or a related field of health and have a minimum of 5500 hours of professional experience as a practicing midwife before or until obtaining the MSc degree.…”
Section: Commentarymentioning
confidence: 99%