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P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Policy Forum: Invited Commentaries & Sidebars
Vol. 72, Issue 4, 2011July 01, 2011 EDT

Evidence-Based Transition to Practice: Developing a Model for North Carolina

Mary P. “Polly” Johnson, Joyce W. Roth, Pamela R. Jenkins,
Invited CommentaryMary P. Polly JohnsonJoyce W. RothPamela R. Jenkins
Copyright Logoccby-nc-sa-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.72.4.282

Articles in Vol. 72, Issue 4, 2011

Vol. 72, Issue 4, 2011
  • Call for Applications and Nominations for Editor in Chief of the NCMJ
    NC Medical Journal
  • Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care
    Rachel E. Williams
  • Cost Analysis of the Use of Emergency Departments for Primary Care Services in Charlotte, North Carolina
    Andrew McWilliamsHazel TappJolene BarkerMichael Dulin
  • Presence of Automated External Defibrillators in North Carolina Public Middle Schools
    Karl B. FieldsJacob Bright
  • POLICY FORUM Future of Nursing in North Carolina
    Thomas C. Ricketts
  • The Future of Nursing and the Health of North Carolinians: The North Carolina Summit
    Margaret C. Wilmoth
  • Evidence-Based Transition to Practice: Developing a Model for North Carolina
    Mary P. “Polly” JohnsonJoyce W. RothPamela R. Jenkins
  • Removal of Legal Barriers to the Practice of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
    Eileen C. KuglerLinda D. BurhansJulia L. George
  • Contribution of Nursing Education Programs to the Implementation of the Affordable Care Act in North Carolina
    Eileen Kohlenberg
  • Psych NP-NC: A Benchmark Graduate Nurse Practitioner Program for Meeting the Mental Health Needs in North Carolina
    Victoria Soltis-Jarrett
  • Educational Preparation to Strengthen Nursing Leadership
    Elaine S. Scott
  • Escalating the Pathway From the Associate’s Degree in Nursing to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing and/or the Master of Science in Nursing: What Is Standing in the Way?
    Elaine S. ScottHelen Brinson
  • Regionally Increasing Baccalaureate-Prepared Nurses in North Carolina: The RIBN Project
    Mary P. “Polly” JohnsonVincent P. HallBrenda Causey
  • The Role of the North Carolina Community College System in Nursing Education
    R. Scott Ralls
  • Physician Supervision and Insurance Reimbursement: Policy Implications for Nurse Practitioner Practice in North Carolina
    Bobby LoweryDeborah Varnam
  • Making Nurses Full Partners in Redesigning Health Care in North Carolina
    Connie Mullinix
  • Nurses and Health Information Technology: Working With and Around Computers
    Jane Peace
  • North Carolina’s Nursing Workforce: Planning Today for a Reformed Tomorrow
    Erin P. FraherCheryl B. Jones
  • The National Perspective on the Future of Nursing: Where We Are Going
    Susan B. Hassmiller
  • Running the Numbers
    Robert E. Meyer
  • Spotlight on the Safety Net
    Kimberly Alexander-BratcherAngela IvesLydia NewmanBeth AdamsSusan Davis
  • ERRATUM
    NC Medical Journal
North Carolina Medical Journal
Johnson, Mary P. “Polly,” Joyce W. Roth, and Pamela R. Jenkins. 2011. “Evidence-Based Transition to Practice: Developing a Model for North Carolina.” North Carolina Medical Journal 72 (4): 282–84. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.72.4.282.
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