The phrase "a scope of practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in professional contexts to define the boundaries and responsibilities of a particular profession or role.
Example: "The nurse's scope of practice includes administering medications and performing basic medical procedures."
Alternatives: "a range of practice" or "a practice framework".
In addition, volunteer part-time faculty can have a scope of practice or practice emphasis that differs from and complements that of the faculty leaders.
To design and implement a scope of practice for a clinical pharmacist position and assess the clinical and economic impact of a Diabetes Medication Management Program in a community pharmacy setting.
A "scope of practice" defines the responsibilities and activities that a licensed practitioner is permitted to perform in health care, per national policy.
Additionally, all POs with low medical ALOS had staff actively participating in discharge planning and a Scope of Practice agreement with hospitals that detailed the discharge planning processes and roles and responsibilities of PO and hospital staff.
There is strong and increasing support for a scope of practice for midwives that will allow them to provide the services needed to reduce the main causes of maternal mortality, including endorsements by WHO, the United Nations Population Fund UNFPAA), ICM, and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).
The work of Busse et al. [ 25] indicates that many orthopaedic surgeons in North America consider the diversity within the chiropractic profession as an obstacle to interprofessional care, citing specifically, issues such as a scope of practice associated with non-musculoskeletal conditions.
The adaptive functional model was observed in nine units and was clearly distinguished from all the others on two features: higher staffing intensity (6 to 8.3 hours of care per patient day), driven essentially by increased use of LPNs, and a trend toward a larger scope of practice for registered nurses.
Physician assistants practice medicine alongside a physician supervisor with a similar scope of practice.
One of the challenges that faces critical care physicians is staying up to date with the current state of knowledge, in a field that has a broad scope of practice and time dependency for many of the interventions provided.
The results demonstrated that a neonatal specific educational program offers the potential to prepare highly educated and motivated neonatal nurses with a capacity to perform in a role with an extended scope of practice.
A further challenge is identifying what is relevant to public health and health promotion practitioners, given that it is a dynamic field characterized by a wide scope of practice, defined regionally and changing constantly.
