There are always questions at the end of the visit.
It’s only natural. Nobody remembers everything. I’m used to clarifying and reiterating.
But your question catches me off guard.
“Did you know that hummingbirds remember every single flower they’ve ever visited?” 1/
@tedcruz Ironic how these words are 👏🏼so👏🏼much👏🏼more applicable to your own actions and rhetoric. Projection at its worst. It disgusts me how hypocritical you are. Sincerely, your constituent.
I believed him the 1st time he showed us who he really is. So, no, I’m not surprised.
But I am angry. And those who have the power to remove him should. What comes next is just as much their responsibility if he stays. He has shown us who he really is from the very beginning.
I haven’t seen my dad in 16 months. And I realize I’m so beyond blessed for even having the option of seeing him again when so many have lost that this year. He just told me he bought an RV and is driving 2K miles to come down and see us. And I’m crying. Thanks Dad 💜
@jhn71070@WithoutHisEyes Agree 💯 but standards are what outline criminal/civil liability. NP practice standards outline this liability; NPs are/should be held liable for their own practice. But so should MDs who argue against independent practice and sign contracts to oversee collaboration/pt care
@WithoutHisEyes@jhn71070 Ok. Let me break it down for you. “Hospitals let NPs do everything physicians do”: false. “No board certs”: false. Equal liability: read the standards of practice to know how NPs are held liable while looking at how the AMA has historically pushed back on independent practice
@WithoutHisEyes@jhn71070 Interesting take on the topic considering the AMA fights independent practice for NPs every step of the way. I also wonder if you have actually read the standards of practice for NPs in your state? Based on this statement, it appears you have not.