Paper Details

Introduction:

Introduces the purpose of the paper and addresses all background information elements of the power dynamic and its practice situation.

Description of the Power Dynamic:

Individually address potential impacts of legitimate and illegitimate power from the perspectives of sociopolitical factors, stakeholders, and interested parties on the power dynamic. Use examples from the practice situation to support your assertions.

Reflection on the Power Dynamic:

Individually critique driving forces and restraining factors that impact the power of nursing to advocate for change at macro, meso, and micro system levels of healthcare. Summarize your critique using examples from the practice situation to support your assertions.

Conclusion:

An effective conclusion identifies the main ideas and major conclusions from the body of your manuscript. Minor details are left out. Summarize the benefits of the selected power analysis to advanced practice nursing.

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Currently, chronic illnesses such as diabetes pose a threat to the global society. As a result, healthcare organizations and providers as well as countries have spent vast resources in an attempt to develop effective interventions to address such disorders. Two main approaches are developed in this regard which includes the pharmaceutical and non-pharmacological interventions (Garber et al., 2013). Healthcare providers including advanced nurses are, therefore, tasked with mastering the art of these interventions which are aimed at enhancing the welfare of the patients. While the medicinal approach is considered effective, the therapeutic model that involves aspects such as lifestyle change isconsidered to play an equal part in averting the symptoms of the disorders. In a chronic disease such as diabetes, a non-pharmacological approach which mainly entails lifestyle change is imperative in managing the condition through dieting and physical exercises (Evert et al., 2014). On the other hand, it is important to understand the external forces, influences and powers in managing these conditions. These involve the development of practice guidelines and setting aside funds that are used in mitigating the condition’s severity. Power dynamics in this regard involve the commitment by a country, agency, and organizations to address the respective condition. This paper, therefore, assesses the power dynamics associated with diabetes management while considering the impact on advanced nursing practice. Specific elements covered hereunder include the description of interventional diabetes management as the power dynamics, a reflection of this approach and the application of these dynamics to the advanced practice nursing.