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I have seen it translated as Enfermera Especializada followed by the area

in which the NP works. I would avoid to use " enfermera practicante " as

" practicante " may be interpreted as lack of expertise. " Especialista " is

used in the context of referrals to M.D.'s.

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Health Educator -University of Arizona

Office of Integrative Medicine and Cancer Prevention

602-617-6057

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From: Vivianne Hoskinson vivianne@...

Date: Mon, 08 Dec 2003 17:03:05 -0600

Subject: Re: [migrant health research] Nurse Practitioners en español?

When you have a copy of this, could I please get one? Thanks ever so much!

(about one-fourth of our clientele is Spanish speaking).

V. Hoskinson

Reno County Health Dept.

209 W. Second

Hutchinson, KS 67501

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Subject: Nurse Practitioners en español?

Nurse Practitioners provide a large portion of health services to migrant

workers and their families.

How is the title " nurse practitioner " being translated into Spanish? We've

been using 'enfermero/a especialista' but have recently been advised to use

'enfermero/a practicante'. Neither term really reflects 'nurse

practitioner' too well. In the clinic setting, most clients use the title

'doctor/a' but that is usually not the correct title and we don't want to

promote that inaccuracy. We're creating a brief brochure explaining NP

services, so we want to put into print a title that is as meaningful and

accurate as possible. What are other folks using? Gracias.

Dr. MK , APRN-BC, FNP

Family & Community Nursing

East Tennessee State University

PO Box 70 676

City, TN 37614 USA

Phone 423-439-4051

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