Addressing Barriers in Leadership For Nurses
this barrier. Nursing needs to educate, encourage dialogue, and problem solve on this impediment. Nurses not being seen as revenue generators stems largely from the practices utilized in the acute care setting. There is not billing provision for nursing services which lead to lumping nursing service into one large cost code.
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