Despite the fact that registered nurses and prachtcinors are progressively getting integrated into primary care teams, there is a significant amount of variation in the duties and responsibilities that nurses are expected to do across different organizations. Policymakers are requesting that a more in-depth investigation be conducted on the most effective ways to use registered nurses in primary care teams. The ability of policymakers to provide recommendations to successfully deploy registered nurses in primary care, which is necessary to ensure efficient, evidence-based, and high-quality health care, is hindered by a lack of information about the duties and responsibilities of effective primary care nursing. It is possible that the incorporation of registered nurses into primary care will result in an increase in the number of patients who have access to primary care providers. This is due to the fact that registered nurses are able to supplement part of the workload of primary care providers by renewing prescriptions, responding to patient queries, and providing patient education. For the purpose of providing nursing care that is both safe and effective, registered nurses should be responsible for writing clear practice guidelines and nursing policy.