For Texas parents of children with special health care needs and young adults with special health care needs. Please participate! https://t.co/I1vdHRH3dj
Health equity means we all have the basics to be as healthy as possible. This chart paints a different picture. For too many, prospects for good health are limited by where we live or discrimination we face.
Should professional associations take positions on political issues?
Read the "Point/Counterpoint" section of the Oct. @JNPNow where AANP Fellows Drs. Janet Selway & Donald Gardenier discuss this timely topic. https://t.co/RmYABJgBFz #NPsLead
Robert Doar points to new research from Montana State economist Peter Buerhaus to show that nurse practitioners present a viable solution to this dilemma — if only state legislators would let them. https://t.co/ZTMWfBjkB8
Highlight from @AEI event about NPs & primary care shortage: “84 million people have inadequate access to primary care...& the demand for primary care is increasing” #NPsLead
According to Peter Buerhaus at today's @AEI event on NPs & the primary care shortage in the U.S., States with restrictive scope of practice have up to 40% fewer primary care NPs #NPsLead
Peter Buerhaus at today's @AEI event on NPs & primary care in America, "States with restrictive scope of practice have up to 40% fewer primary care NPs" #NPsLead
Eileen Marx said at today's @AEI event about NPs & primary care in the U.S., “Primary care is changing. We need a high-powered way to move forward” #NPsLead
Peter Buerhaus told attendees of the @AEI event on NPs & primary care needs in the U.S., “No evidence that scope of practice restrictions on NP improve quality of care. But evidence shows they reduce access to care” #NPsLead
What we've known in Oregon for 40 yrs: NO evidence that scope of practice restrictions improve quality of care. YES evidence that restrictions reduce access to care. #NPsLead#NPOregon