Kansas ARNP Licensure & Education

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1 Kansas ARNP Licensure & Education Compiled by Carol Moreland, MSN, RN Education Specialist Kansas State Board of Nursing 1

2 Kansas ARNP Licensure Data FY09 ARNP Active Licenses in Kansas by County Allen 7 Finney 18 Logan 1 Russell 6 Anderson 5 Ford 15 Lyon 17 Saline 20 Atchison 3 Franklin 10 Marion 9 Scott 5 Barber 2 Geary 8 Marshall 6 Sedgwick 364 Barton 12 Gove 0 McPherson 16 Seward 8 Bourbon 11 Graham 1 Meade 6 Shawnee 163 Brown 6 Grant 0 Miami 7 Sheridan 2 Butler 50 Gray 0 Mitchell 2 Sherman 4 Chase 2 Greeley 0 Montgomery 20 Smith 3 Chautauqua 2 Greenwood 3 Morris 0 Stafford 5 Cherokee 8 Hamilton 2 Morton 0 Stanton 1 Cheyenne 0 Harper 6 Nemaha 6 Stevens 1 Clark 1 Harvey 32 Neosho 11 Sumner 10 Clay 2 Haskell 1 Ness 3 Thomas 7 Cloud 6 Hodgeman 3 Osborne 0 Trego 2 Coffey 4 Jackson 6 Ottawa 1 Wabaunsee 5 Comanche 2 Jefferson 15 Pawnee 3 Wallace 0 Cowley 11 Jewell 1 Phillips 2 Washington 5 Crawford 46 Johnson 525 Pottawatomie 12 Wichita 1 Decatur 1 Kearney 2 Pratt 7 Wilson 8 Dickinson 8 Kingman 6 Rawlins 0 Woodson 2 Doniphan 1 Kiowa 1 Reno 28 Wyandotte 46 Douglas 72 Labette 4 Republic 3 Unknown 4 Edwards 5 Lane 0 Rice 5 Elk 3 Leavenworth 45 Riley 35 TOTAL 1905 Ellis 33 Lincoln 2 Rooks 1 Ellsworth 4 Linn 4 Rush 2 2

3 Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners by Category Clinician/Practitioner Clinical Nurse Specialist Nurse Midwife TOTAL In FY09 30 ARNP licenses were lapsed or inactive. In FY09 97 ARNP licenses inactivated: In-state: 30 Out-of-state: 67 Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners by Specialty* Clinician/Practitioner Clinical Nurse Specialist Acute Care Adult Cardiovascular Community Diabetes Emergency Family Family Planning Gerontology Maternal/Child Medical/Surgical Neonatal OB/GYN Oncology Pediatrics Primary Psychiatric Adult Psychiatric Child Women s Health *Individual ARNP s may have more than one specialty. Licensure data obtained from KSBN FY09 Annual Report 3

4 Masters Nursing Programs: Fort Hays State University Kansas ARNP Education Data Nurse Practitioner Tract Family Pittsburg State University Nurse Practitioner Tract Family Clinical Nurse Specialist Tracts o Family o Gerontology University of Kansas Nurse Practitioner Tracts o Adult/Gerontology o Family o Psychiatric/Mental Health Clinical Nurse Specialist Tract o Adult/Gerontology Nurse Midwife Washburn University Nurse Practitioner Tracts o Adult o Family Wichita State University Nurse Practitioner Tracts o Acute Care o Family o Psych/Mental Health o Pediatric Clinical Nurse Specialist Tracts o Adult Health o Pediatric Nurse Midwife 4

5 ARNP Program Admission Information ARNP Program Ft. Hays State University Pittsburg State University University of Kansas Washburn University Wichita State University Total ARNP Admissions ARNP Program Graduation Information ARNP Program Ft. Hays State University Pittsburg State University University of Kansas Washburn University Wichita State University Total ARNP Graduations ARNP Student Attrition Rate Academic Personal Psycho-social TOTAL Admission, Graduation and Attrition information is reported by Kansas Nursing Programs in the Annual Education Report submitted to the Kansas State Board of Nursing by June 15 th of each year. 5

6 ARNP Faculty Resources School FT Faculty PT Faculty Fort Hays State University 10 1 Pittsburg State University 7 1 University of Kansas 32 8 Washburn university 12 0 Wichita State University 10 6 TOTAL Number of Clinical Sites Utilized for ARNP Education ( ) School Number of Clinical Sites Fort Hays State University 18 Pittsburg State University 91 University of Kansas 142 Washburn University 35 Wichita State University 70 TOTAL 356 Number of Preceptors Utilized in Clinical Sites for ARNP Education School MD DO PhD MSN Total Fort Hays State University Pittsburg State University University of Kansas Washburn University Wichita State University TOTAL Faculty, Clinical Sites and Preceptor information is reported by Kansas Nursing Programs in the Annual Education Report submitted to the Kansas State Board of Nursing by June 15 th of each year. 6

7 Role of ARNP (K.A.R ): Each Advanced Registered Nursing Practitioner (ARNP) shall function in an expanded role to provide primary, secondary, and tertiary health care in the ARNP s category of advanced practice. Each ARNP shall be authorized to make independent decisions about advanced practice nursing needs of families, patients, and clients and medical decisions based on the authorization for collaborative practice with one or more physicians. The immediate and physical presence of the physician is not required when care is given by an ARNP. Categories (K.A.R ): The four categories of advanced registered nurse practitioners recognized by the Kansas Board of Nursing include the following: Clinical Nurse Specialist Nurse Anesthetist Nurse Midwife Nurse Practitioner Functions: Nurse Practitioner (K.A.R ): o Provide health promotion and maintenance, disease prevention, and independent nursing diagnosis of acute and chronic diseases o Develop and manage the medical plan of care for patients or clients, based on the authorization for collaborative practice o Provide health care services for which the nurse practitioner is educational prepared and for which competency has been established and maintained o Provide health care for individuals by managing health problems encountered by patients and clients o Provide innovation in evidence-based nursing practice based upon advanced clinical expertise, decision making, and leadership skills and serve as a consultant, researcher, and patient advocate for individuals, families, groups, and communities to achieve quality, cost-effective patient outcomes and solutions Nurse-Midwife (K.A.R ): o Provide independent nursing diagnosis o Develop and manage the medical plan of care for patients or clients, based on the authorization for collaborative practice o Provide health care services for which the nurse-midwife is educational prepared and for which competency has been established and maintained. 7

8 o Provide health care for women, focusing on gynecological needs, pregnancy, childbirth, the postpartum period, care of the newborn, and family planning, including indicated partner evaluation, treatment, and referral for infertility and sexually transmitted diseases o Provide innovation in evidence-based nursing practice based upon advanced clinical expertise, decision making, and leadership skills and serve as a consultant, researcher, and patient advocate for individuals, families, groups, and communities to achieve quality, cost-effective patient outcomes and solutions Clinical Nurse Specialist (K.A.R ): o Provide independent nursing diagnosis o Develop and manage the medical plan of care for patients of clients, based on the authorization for collaborative practice o Provide health care services for which the CNS is educational prepared and for which competency has been established and maintained o Provide care for specific patients or clients or specific populations, or both, utilizing a broad base of advanced scientific knowledge, nursing theory, and skills in assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating health and nursing care o Provide innovation in evidence-based nursing practice based upon advanced clinical expertise, decision making, and leadership skills and serve as a consultant, research, and patient advocate for individuals, families, groups, and communities to achieve quality, cost-effective patient outcomes and solutions Prescription order (K.A.R a): An ARNP is to follow a written protocol when prescribing, administering, or supplying a prescription-only drug. The ARNP ensures each protocol is reviewed by the ARNP and physician at least annually. Educational requirements for ARNPs (K.A.R ): All categories of advanced practice: Program completed after Jan 1, 1997 shall include three college hours in advanced pharmacology Program completed after Jan 1, 2001 nurse practitioner and clinical nurse specialist applicants shall have completed three college hours in advanced pathophysiology or its equivalent and three college hours in advanced health assessment Category specific requirements: Nurse Practitioner o Complete a formal, post basic nursing education program approved by the KSBN which prepares the nurse to function as a nurse practitioner. If completing a 8

9 program after July 1, 1994, the applicant shall hold a baccalaureate or masters degree in clinical nursing. If completing the program after July 1, 2002, the applicant shall hold a masters or higher degree in a clinical area of nursing Nurse midwife: o Complete a formal, post basic nursing education program approved by the KSBN which prepares the nurse to function as a nurse midwife. If completing a program after July 1, 2010, the applicant shall hold a master s degree or higher in nursing Clinical Nurse Specialist: o Complete a formal, post basic nursing education program approve by the KSBN which prepares the nurse to function as a clinical nurse specialist. If completing a program after July 1, 1994, the applicant shall hold a baccalaureate or masters degree in clinical nursing. If completing the program after July 1, 2002, the applicant shall hold a masters or higher degree in a clinical area of nursing. Certification: Certification is a process by which a nongovernmental agency validates, based upon predetermined standards, an individual nurse s qualifications for practice in a defined functional or clinical area of nursing. Most certification programs are created, sponsored, or affiliated with professional associations and trade organizations interested in raising standards. Certifications are earned through an assessment process and-in general, must be renewed periodically. Certification credentials are nationally recognized and portable. KSBN Approved National Specialty Certification Organizations Nurse Practitioner o AACN Acute Care o AANP Adult, Family, Gerontologic o ANCC Acute, Adult, Family, Gerontological, Pediatric, Psychiatric Mental Health o NCC Neonatal, Women s Health o PNCB Primary Care Pediatrics; Acute Care Pediatrics Nurse Midwife o ACNM Midwifery Clinical Nurse Specialist o AACN Acute/Critical Care o ANCC Public/Community Health, Gerontology, Adult Health, Psychiatric Mental Health 9