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I’m working on a nursing question and need an explanation to help me study.

Post a reflection that addresses a peer’s post following Week #3 discussion.
– A minimum of 150 words .
– Support all posts with at least 2 cited peer review references within 5 years of publication (references cannot be older than 5 years).
– All posts are to be written in APA 6th edition format as required by the university.                                                                          
Peer Response :
According to Florida state laws, an advanced practice registered nurse refers to an individual who possesses a license from Florida, allowing him or her to practice professional nursing and holds a license in advanced nursing practice (Unruh et al., 2018). The state laws in Florida are amongst the strictest in regards to nursing practice. First and foremost, the law in Florida dictates that physicians should supervise APRNs. For this to happen, an agreement must be outlined in writing between the physician and nurse. In addition to a written agreement, a physician cannot oversee APRNs in more than four locations. According to the state laws in Florida, an APRN is only allowed to prescribe medication to a patient only if he or she has graduated with either a master’s or degree program in a specialty area. 
Although APRNs in Florida can perform activities such as diagnosis, treatment, and prescription under the supervisory protocol, most of them lack recognition as primary caregivers. APRNs in Florida are also not allowed to sign death certificates unless approved for autonomous practice (Florida Board of Nursing, n.d.). Although Florida has recently passed a bill giving Floridian nurses full practice authority, there are still barriers limiting their jurisdiction. For instance, to enjoy full practice authority, nurses have to register and get approval. I would like to change the process of getting approved to make it simpler so that all APRNs can get full practice authority without any long beau acratic process that will only delay increasing patient care. All nurses should become politically active through various nursing associations that advocate unrestricted practice.  
References
DailyNurse. (2020, March 12). Florida nurse practitioners gain full practice authority. https://dailynurse.com/florida-grants-advanced-nps-full-practice-authority/
Florida Board of Nursing. (n.d.). Can an APRN sign death certificates? https://floridasnursing.gov/help-center/can-an-aprn-sign-death-certificates/
Unruh, L., Rutherford, A., Schirle, L., & Brunell, M. L. (2018). Benefits of less restrictive regulation of advance practice registered nurses in Florida. Nursing Outlook, 66(6), 539-550. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.outlook.2018.09.002