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In the United States and the United Kingdom, NP (Nursing practitioners) are being used as a point of contact to deliver primary care for patients. Trained nursing practitioners who can deliver in-person primary healthcare services for patients are gradually increasing. While patients provide positive feedback about the nursing roles, there is still a debate whether nursing practitioners can deliver a cost effectiveness for a patients' treatment compared with other healthcare professionals, and deliver quality healthcare. (Venning, et al. 2000).
The objective of this study is to review the literature that provides the cost effectiveness of nursing practitioners. The study reviews six different literature to enhance a greater understanding of the cost effectiveness of nursing practitioners in the healthcare environment.
Synthesis and Analysis of the Articles
Venning, et al. (2000) provide a random trial on the cost effectiveness of the nursing practitioners in the United Kingdom sampling NPs in 20 geographical regions in the United Kingdom. The evaluation was carried out on the nursing practitioners who have completed a two-year program in nursing education. The evaluation was also carried for nurses who have BSc or Master degree in Nursing and were qualified as nurses for at least 3 years and seeing patients for at least two years. Venning, et al. (2000) collect data from 1,316 patients who seek for the service of nurses to evaluate the effectiveness of nursing practitioners. The outcome of the evaluation reveals that satisfactions among patients were significantly higher showing that the benefits that patients secure from nurses are higher than the costs incurred for the services. Generally, patient satisfactions are critical in assessing the cost effectiveness of the services of nursing practitioners. It is revealed that patients turn around with nursing practitioners are higher than general practitioners because the health consultations costs for nurses are 12.5% lower than for general practitioners.
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