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NONPF Leadership Competencies
The National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF) is an organization that specifically focuses on promoting high-quality education for nurse practitioners. The organization has continued to experience tremendous growth since its inception to an extent that it is currently the leading organization for excellence in the education of nurse practitioners. To achieve its vision and objectives, NONPF has developed competencies for different content areas including leadership (Tractenberg et al., 2019). NONPF leadership competencies are embracing high leadership opportunities to promote change, liaising with various parties, application of critical and reflective thinking, and advocating for cost-effective, resource-efficient, and quality care. The other competencies are improving practice by integrating innovations, excellent communication skills, and being part of professional associations, advocacy groups, and other efforts to enhance healthcare (Thomas et al., 2017).
Embracing leadership opportunities to promote change is demonstrated by assuming complex and advanced leadership roles to introduce and guide change. In my field, I will demonstrate this by acting as an advocate and initiator of change in my workplace. Liaising with various groups is demonstrated by promoting collaboration between different stakeholders in the healthcare process. I will demonstrate this in the field by facilitating collaboration between patients, healthcare teams, policymakers, and the community to enhance healthcare. The application of critical and reflective thinking is shown applying change management theories to practice. In my field, this will entail the use of leadership, change, and management theories to change care systems. Nurse practitioners act as advocates for cost-effective, resource-efficient, and quality care by promoting the use of evidence-based practice in healthcare delivery. In this regard, I will work with multidisciplinary teams to promote evidence-based practice in the delivery of care. Innovation is demonstrated by incorporating principles of change in the design and implementation of care systems. Nurse practitioners demonstrate excellent communication skills when they communicate practice knowledge in an effective manner both orally and in writing. Participation in professional associations and advocacy groups is demonstrated by membership in relevant professional bodies that seek to enhance advanced practice nursing.
References
Thomas et al. (2017, May). Nurse Practitioner Core Competencies Content. Retrieved January 21, 2021, from https://cdn.ymaws.com/nonpf.site-ym.com/resource/resmgr/competencies/20170516_NPCoreCompsContentF.pdf
Tractenberg, R.E., Wilkinson, M.R., Bull, A.W., Pellathy, T.P. & Riley, J.B. (2019, November 7). A Developmental Trajectory Supporting the Evaluation and Achievement of Competencies: Articulating the Mastery Rubric for the Nurse Practitioner (MR-NP) Program Curriculum. PLoS One, 14(11). Retrieved from https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0224593
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