Idaho4me

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  1. Amen, sister! ...er, or brother!
  2. "They would reject that idea, sure. In reality though we delegate to those specialties, not the other way around. Remember that we are the patient's advocate, no other profession can say the same. You have not answered my question, "What is the di...
  3. Wow. That's interesting. Perhaps, historically, nursing had performed say physical therapy functions. However, I can assure you that they would reject the idea that they fall under our authority or for that matter even know what a NANDA care plan i...
  4. "What do you suggest we change to? If we simply follow medical diagnosis, how can we be regarded as anything but a physician's handmaiden?" I suggest we don't change to anything. In healthcare, all disciplines must speak the same language, especiall...
  5. TothepointeLVN- I absolutely agree to the value of learning nursing interventions. That's the fundamental skill set of nursing. The nursing care plan is useful also to a certain degree, but I think that could use some revision. The argument is ofte...
  6. i've been an adn for 16 years. recently, i finished my bsn and now am through my first year of a dnp program. like most students, i struggled with learning to understand a nursing diagnosis during my adn schooling. since that time the term has cro...
  7. NPs, PAs, and Retail Clinics - News

    Sounds more like a press release for the clinic operators. The comment by Mr. Henick is clearly a jab at the competition.
  8. NPs, PAs, and Retail Clinics - News

    I wonder where Mr Henick gets that idea. The article states 2 of the original 4 failed. Only one of the expansion sites will be in a lower income area. I guess I'm not seeing the "big reason for our success" is the MDs.
  9. NPP news from the PA side of the aisle

    I think it's a little ironic that a radiologist is complaining. I worked as a RN in a radiology department. I've never worked with a group of MDs who could be classified as patient PHOBIC as this group! The growing success of mid level provider's is...
  10. Don't Hate Me, All....

    Lets not forget if M4s were to practice, PAs are out of work also. PCPs are not lacking patients. There has been a PCP shortage for quite some time. More than enough patients to go around and more to come if universal healthcare comes to be. Please...
  11. Don't Hate Me, All....

    Why do you think these studies were even done? Its exactly the questions you raise that produced these studies. Even in the face of hard science, you still want hold you ground? What exactly then would put your mind at ease?
  12. Don't Hate Me, All....

    The outcomes validate the independent practice. See my post No.27, even if you throw out all the studies published in nursing journals (we all know they're biased), respected MEDICAL journals surely would be looking for poor study design/research m...
  13. Don't Hate Me, All....

    I considered NP and PA schools for years while working as an RN. I have a MD father and a PA brother. We have spent countless hours going over the pros/cons. Here's the breakdown: Medical school --I'm 41, not realistic to be admitted, length of tr...
  14. Don't Hate Me, All....

    I'll say it again. Show me the studies that indicate the NP training is produces outcomes inferior to MD or PA. My earlier post in this thread lists multiple studies that provide the evidence that the NP training produces outcomes similar to that o...
  15. Don't Hate Me, All....

    Yeah, that DNP needs some work on her introduction for sure. She's qualified to do the exam. She has a doctorate. But by your description, she does leave a lingering cloud of confusion/deception in the air. I would have taken this a an opportunity...