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Teacher and student supports include selection summaries in Spanish, English, Haitian Creole, and Brazilian Portuguese, plus multilingual glossaries of literary and informational terms in 10 languages.

New health care equity standards include changes to leadership requirements, records requirements when collecting patient race and ethnicity information, and rights and responsibilities requirements prohibiting discrimination.

Background: The competencies of advanced practice nurses (APN) include clinical activity in a special field, coaching and consulting, collaboration, leadership, ethical decision-making, and research competence. Clinical leaders initiate and implement changes in the healthcare system and respond to the needs of patients and healthcare institutions. Clinical leadership based on advanced nursing practice can challenge existing management and care structures.

Objectives: The aim of the review is to provide an overview of clinical leadership competencies based on advanced nursing practice. The investigated question deals with which roles and competencies of APN are associated with clinical leadership from a national and international perspective.

Results: Clinical leadership competencies are increasingly a topic of international studies and can be described and recognized in clinical practice on the basis of leadership models, and the role and leadership domains of APNs. Clinical leadership in nursing practice is recognized when APNs independently control treatment processes in complex nursing situations, exert influence, develop and implement change strategies, consult, coach, train, collaborate, and establish a connection to other health professionals and management. In order for clinical leadership competencies to be effective in nursing care processes, broad support in the multiprofessional team, structural support of the organization and legal legitimation are required.

Conclusions: There are hardly any studies in the German-language literature on the relevance, interpretation, and legitimacy of APN clinical leadership. Further research is needed on the interpretation of the roles of APNs, especially clinical leadership competencies, their influence on nursing care processes, leadership structures, and their interaction within the organizational culture.

Because I am a huge proponent of inquiry-based instruction, I would say this book's biggest strength is that it incorporates this method of learning. A second strength would be that this book uses both familiar and new texts and authors to balance the skills between addressing needs for both literature and language. I especially like that these skills are grouped in the two conversations, preceded and followed by the Reader and Writer's Workshops. Brilliant structure!-Tracy Scholz, Alief ISD, TX

Renée H. Shea was professor of English and Modern Languages and Director of Freshman Composition at Bowie State University in Maryland. A College Board® faculty consultant for more than thirty years in AP® Language, Literature, and Pre-AP® English, she has been a reader and question leader for both AP® English exams. Renée served as a member of the Development Committee for AP® Language and Composition and the English Academic Advisory Committee for the College Board®, as well as the SAT® Critical Reading Test Development Committee. She is coauthor of The Language of Composition, Literature & Composition, Advanced Language & Literature, and Conversations in American Literature, as well as two volumes in the NCTE High School Literature series (on Amy Tan and Zora Neale Hurston).

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Communication problems are multidimensional, being influenced by technology, personnel, process, information design, and biology itself [22]. Despite huge investments in technology to record, store, disseminate, and access information, studies still find communication in health care continues to be problematic [23]. Health care providers need to be cognizant of the challenges facing handoffs, including physical setting, social setting, language barriers, and communication barriers [24]. Some of the most commonly reported environmental obstacles to effective communication are distractions, insufficient time, and interruptions [25].

The SBAR tool has shown improvement in communication among health care providers in a clinical setting by creating a common language; however, SBAR communication tool has a broader application which was assessed by Vanderman and his colleagues [60]. A qualitative case study was conducted to explore the implementation of the SBAR protocol and to investigate the potential impact of SBAR on the day-to-day experiences of nurses. Three unique and related concepts, schema development, social capital, and dominant logic, were assessed. The authors revealed that SBAR may help nurses in rapid decision making (schema development), provide social capital and legitimacy for less-tenured nurses, and reinforce a move toward standardization in the nursing profession (Table 1).

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The people and organizations that operate mobile clinics are often motivated by a commitment to underserved communities and use the mobile clinic as a vehicle to deliver care in ways that differ from traditional medical settings. For example, Bouchelle and colleagues reported that The Family Van, a mobile clinic in Boston, creates a culture of respect and inclusivity [16]. In many instances, mobile clinics serve as a bridge between communities and the health care system. As health care leaders and policymakers increasingly recognize the importance of social determinants of health and community-clinical linkages, mobile clinics are well-positioned to further these goals.

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