Navigating the pathway to advanced practice: A grounded theory of nurse practitioner role transition in a fellowship

Greater attention to the transitional period for advanced practice nurses has urged health care organizations and employers to implement fellowships. Currently, the theoretical process of nurse practitioner (NP) role transition from the essential perspectives of NP fellows does not exist.

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