Advanced Practice Roles in Nursing: Use the South University Library and your as

Advanced Practice Roles in Nursing:
Use the South University Library and your assigned textbook to answer the following questions.
Distinguish between Advanced Nursing Practice (ANP) and the Advanced Practice Nurse (APN).
Briefly define advance nursing practice and the four roles in advanced practice nursing pertaining to clinical practice, primary care, education, administration, and health information.
Discuss the role you intend to acquire through SUO (Family Nurse Practitioner). Include experiences and/or qualities you have that have influenced your decision. Include your personal philosophy (See below my personal philosophy).
Develop a minimum of ten questions that you would like to ask the advanced practice clinician or non-clinician that you have chosen to interview. Identify in the paper the individual by name (Petra Anne Nurse Educator,MSN-date for interview Feb. 24,2023), credentials, position and your planned date for the interview (Interview write up is due Week 3)
Submission Details:
Create a 2-4 page paper (excluding the title page and references).
Literature should be used and points are assigned.
Peer reviewed articles that are non-research and nursing organization websites may be used. All articles must be current (not more than five years old, unless it is a hallmark reference; e.g., Institute of Medicine (IOM) (2010). The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health.
Format your paper, citations, and references using correct APA Style.
My personal Philosophy

As a nurse for twelve years, I wanted to do more. In minority communities, I see the disparities and lack of resources. As African American, we need more representation as APNs and ANPs. I’m rationalizing specializing in continuing as FNP, Nurse educator, or Public Health Nurse. As an FNP, I could provide diagnostic and treatment, Public Health, where I could focus on the cause, work with the school system and the community, or inspire new minority nurses. All to create diversity and trust in healthcare to encourage more people to utilize healthcare resources.