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Table 1 Characteristics of the nurse practitioner (NP) study informants and their colleagues

From: A study of macro-, meso- and micro-barriers and enablers affecting extended scopes of practice: the case of rural nurse practitioners in Australia

Descriptive Characteristics

Number

Primary Informants

15

 Nurse Practitioners (1 not employed in an NP role)

13

 NP Candidates (1 RIPERN* endorsed, 1 CNC †)

2

Secondary Informants (Colleagues of the Primary Informants)

5

 Nurse Practitioner – not employed as an NP

1

 Nurse Practitioner candidate

1

 Allied Health Professionals

3

Locations ‡ (including Colleagues)

 

 MMM2

4

 MMM3

6

 MMM4

4

 MMM5

3

 MMM6

1

 MMM7

2

Specialty (including Colleagues)

 

 Primary Care

6

 Chronic Care (including 2 colleagues) §

5

 Aged Care (including 2 colleagues) §

5

 Emergency or Critical Care (including 1 endorsed NP colleague)

5

  1. *Rural and Isolated Practice Endorsed Registered Nurse
  2. † Clinical Nurse Consultant
  3. ‡ Modified Monash Model (MMM) Classification [38]
  4. § 1 NP informant worked across both aged and chronic care specialties