The Future of Nursing in an Evolving Health Care System: IOM Future of Nursing Report

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This paper discusses the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's IOM Future of Nursing Report and its recommendations for advancing the nursing profession in a changing healthcare landscape. The paper examines how nurses, as the largest segment of the healthcare workforce, must evolve to meet increasing demands for affordable, accessible, and quality care, while analyzing the report's four key recommendations for expanding nursing practice, education, leadership, and workforce planning.

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The Future of Nursing in an Evolving Health Care System: IOM Future of Nursing Report

The health care system is in a constant state of change in areas ranging from technology to the delivery of patient care. This implies that the roles of healthcare professionals are also changing in tandem with these forces. Nurses form the single largest segment of the health care workforce and spend the greatest amount of time in the delivery of care services. Nurses, therefore, form an important group in the national workforce with valuable insights and unique skills to contribute as partners to the healthcare system. It is in this view that the role of nurses continues to evolve. Thus, there is a need to understand this evolution to ensure members are well-prepared to meet the dynamic needs of an increasingly diverse healthcare consumer. The Robert Wood Foundation Committee Initiative (RWJF) IMO report outlined several recommendations to ensure this preparation. The purpose of the current paper is to discuss the role of this report in advancing the role of nurses in the changing health system of modern times.

The Robert Wood Foundation Committee Initiative (IOM Report)

The RWJF report focused on the role of nurses in the face of increasing demand for affordable, accessible, inclusive, and quality care that is patient-centered and based on evidence (RWJF, 2011).

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