An educational intervention is a new program, instructional technique, course or curriculum that seeks to reform an older practice or system. It introduces own methods that aim at influencing the intellectual, physical and moral development of human beings to ensure that there are proper training and education.

An advanced nurse practitioner is a registered nurse who has gone through higher education program and training in a particular area medical field such as pediatrics or psychiatry. The nurse practitioner should have a Master's of Science in Nursing (MSN) and certification by the board to practice in their specialty. The biggest difference between the advanced nurse practitioners (ANPs) and ordinary Registered Nurses (RN) is that they have a higher level of autonomy. A BSN degree qualifies a nurse to provide care in critical care settings or work in leadership positions serving in administration or management.

Advanced practice roles in nursing are the responsibility of advanced practice registered nurses (APRN).An APRN is a registered nurse who completes additional education in form of a master's or PhD degree within one of these four advanced practice nursing roles.

Advanced practice in nursing is the area of practice for nurses who have a minimum of a Master's degree in nursing. It also requires further specialization within the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) category.A nurse who qualifies for advanced practice role should have extensive knowledge in the area of practice, clinical competencies, and skills to make critical skills. The shaping of characteristics for a good advanced practice depends largely on the state where a nurse has credentials to run.