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GNPabbr. gross national productGNP abbreviation for (Economics) gross national product GNP or G.N.P., gross national product. GNPGross national product: a measure of national wealth including overseas income.ThesaurusNoun | 1. | GNP - former measure of the United States economy; the total market value of goods and services produced by all citizens and capital during a given period (usually 1 yr)gross national productvalue - the quality (positive or negative) that renders something desirable or valuable; "the Shakespearean Shylock is of dubious value in the modern world"real GNP, real gross national product - a version of the GNP that has been adjusted for the effects of inflation | TranslationsEncyclopediaSeegross national productSee GNP
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practitioner (prak-tish'i-ner) One who has met the professional and legal requirements necessary to provide a health care service, such as a nurse, dentist, dental hygientist, or physical therapist.acute care nurse practitionerAn advanced-practice nurse who is credentialed to manage the care of select patient groups that have acute and specialized health care needs. Acute care nurse practitioners practice in hospitals and in community care settings. adult nurse practitioner Abbreviation: ANP A nurse practitioner credentialed to care for people over 18 years of age.advanced nurse practitionerAn umbrella term for the following health care professionals: certified nurse-midwife, certified registered nurse anesthetist, clinical nurse specialist, and nurse practitioner.emergency room practitionerA nurse certified in the area of urgent care, who possesses skills in triage and the knowledge to meet the emergent needs of clients.family nurse practitioner Abbreviation: FNP A nurse practitioner who has been educated and credentialed to care for people across the lifespan. Family nurse practitioners hold a graduate nursing degree. They practice autonomously and in collaboration with other health care professionals to assess, diagnose, treat, and manage a patient’s health problems and needs. They teach and counsel individuals and families and serve as researchers, consultants, and patient advocates. See: adult nurse practitionergeriatric nurse practitioner Abbreviation: GNP An advanced practice registered nurse with a graduate specialty degree in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of acute and chronic conditions commonly found among older adults and generally associated with aging. Generally GNPs are required to have specialty certification by a nationally recognized credentialing organization. The functions of the GNP are defined by individualized scope of practice and collaborative agreements with physicians and other health-care providers based on state nurse practice acts and experience, education, knowledge, and abilities. Synonym: gerontologic nurse practitionergerontologic nurse practitionerGeriatric nurse practitionermid-level practitionerMid-level provider.nurse practitioner See: nursepediatric nurse practitionerA certified nurse who focuses on the common acute and chronic illnesses experienced by children and adolescents. The pediatric nurse practitioner integrates concepts of growth and development in assessing health care needs.
geriatric nurse practitioner Abbreviation: GNP An advanced practice registered nurse with a graduate specialty degree in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of acute and chronic conditions commonly found among older adults and generally associated with aging. Generally GNPs are required to have specialty certification by a nationally recognized credentialing organization. The functions of the GNP are defined by individualized scope of practice and collaborative agreements with physicians and other health-care providers based on state nurse practice acts and experience, education, knowledge, and abilities. Synonym: gerontologic nurse practitionerSee also: practitionerGNP
GNPSee: Gross National ProductGross National ProductA measure of the value of what a country's citizens produce in a given year, whether or not the production occurred in that country. To calculate GNP, one takes the GDP and adds to it all earnings made by domestic citizens in a different country. One then subtracts from this quantity all earnings made in the home country by non-citizens. GNP is less commonly used now because it has become a less accurate tool for calculating what a domestic economy produces, as more countries have citizens working abroad.Gross national product (GNP).The gross national product is a measure of a country's economic output -- the total value of all the goods and services that it produces in a particular year. The GNP is similar to the gross domestic product (GDP), but not exactly the same. Unlike the GDP, the GNP includes the income generated by investments owned outside the country by its citizens, and excludes any income earned on domestic soil by noncitizens or organizations based elsewhere. GNP see GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT.GNP see GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT.GNP
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GNP➣Gross National Product (total value of a nation's goods and services) | GNP➣Grand National Party (South Korea) | GNP➣Good Neighbor Pharmacy (various locations) | GNP➣Glacier National Park (USA) | GNP➣Gateway Negotiation Protocol | GNP➣Grid Notification Protocol | GNP➣Gorongosa National Park (Mozambique) | GNP➣Gerontological Nurse Practitioner | GNP➣Geriatric Nurse Practitioner | GNP➣Gonarezhou National Park (Zimbabwe) | GNP➣Good Neighbor Program (various organizations) | GNP➣Granule Neuron Precursor | GNP➣Ground 'n Pound (fighting tactic) | GNP➣Geographic Number Portability | GNP➣Guanacaste National Park (Belize) | GNP➣Gender-Neutral Pronoun | GNP➣Graduate Nurse Practitioner | GNP➣Global Negotiation Project | GNP➣Gross National Parade (Washington, DC annual event) | GNP➣Guardia Nazionale Padana | GNP➣Goin Postal | GNP➣Greatest Number Principle | GNP➣Great Network Product | GNP➣Good News Project |
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Synonyms for GNPnoun former measure of the United States economySynonymsRelated Words- value
- real GNP
- real gross national product
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