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U.S. Senate to Consider Important Scope of Practice Issue
National Physician Alert: The Senate is considering a bill that would allow NPs and PAs to determine disability for workers’ comp. Learn more and share your expert opinion.
TODAY: North Carolina Physician-Led Medicine is At Risk
North Carolina Physician Alert: A bill in the NC House of Representatives would authorize independent practice for nurses. Learn more, and share your expert opinion.
Overcoming the physicians shortage in Southwest Florida
Dr. Rebekah Bernard writes about the physician shortage in southwest Florida in this op-ed in the News-Press.
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