20 - 23 Oct 2024 | Las Vegas

Nurses@HLTH: Nurse-Led Care Models Transforming Healthcare Delivery

Speakers:

Sherene Schlegel

AVP, Operations and NursingProvidence

Stephen Ferrara

PresidentAmerican Association of Nurse Practitioners

Sarah Price

Director, Public Health IntegrationNational Association of Community Health Centers

Jing Wang

Dean & ProfessorFlorida State University College of Nursing

About this Session:

The increased demand for more individualized and convenient care is leading to a shift away from traditional provider-driven healthcare models. Aging populations, a higher incidence of chronic diseases, resource constraints, and staffing shortages are driving the move towards value-based healthcare with a greater emphasis on coordinated care. Nursing care delivery models are outlining the assignment of responsibilities, delegation of authority, and management of patient care, focusing strongly on preventive care, care coordination, and patient engagement. Nurse leaders are redesigning workflows and implementing various solutions and innovations to support these efforts, defining what the new care team looks like. Unconventional care delivery models led and transformed by nurses are paving a new path forward. Let's not forget that nurses have a long history of collaborating with community partners and interdisciplinary care teams!

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