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New Release: Imposter Doctors By Rebekah Bernard, MD
In a groundbreaking exploration of a hidden threat within the healthcare system, Dr. Rebekah Bernard unveils her new book, Imposter Doctors: Patients at Risk.
Landmark Georgia Legislation Ensures Truth & Transparency for Patients
Physicians make a difference each and every day. But are we making progress as a profession?
Who’s a doctor and who is not? Florida Legislature should make sure the public knows
In a widely syndicated, Miami Herald op-ed, PPP President Dr. Rebekah Bernard addresses confusion in Florida caused by Nurse Anesthetists identifying as "doctors" without clearly identifying their credential.
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Physicians for Patient Protection is a grassroots organization of practicing and retired physicians, residents, medical students, and assistant physicians (a new designation for physicians who have finished medical school but haven’t yet matched in a residency).
Our mission is to ensure physician-led care for all patients and to advocate for truth and transparency regarding healthcare practitioners.
We advance our mission by educating our colleagues, by influencing policy and legislation, and by educating our patients and the public.
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