tommythelawyer
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❌Frosty❌ :
I never go to ER alone anymore. I found it I take my hubby or adult son with me, my care is much better than if I were alone or with a female family member.
2024-07-24 14:06:06
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Dutemen :
Good advice. I would say also ask for the results of scans, ect. Make sure they told you about all the incident findings and that there is a plan
2024-07-24 13:58:23
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Shawn Hennessy Poppe :
PAs and NPs are also board certified, FYI. 🙂
2024-07-24 14:04:11
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LanaStudioOfficial :
before Attending doctor come they want you to talk to 5 more people.1.Nurse 2.Resident 3.Registration. 4.another student doctor 5 then attendant If you admitted it's even worse
2024-07-24 14:04:04
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Not_iana :
Ask for a card for every person that enters your room. You’re able to call their service if you have questions and they’re not communicating well with you.
2024-07-24 13:58:04
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Jonathan :
I think your confused with the scope of practice of a nurse practitioner/ PA… in most a nurse practitioner can open there own practice a PA cannot.
2024-07-24 17:35:34
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ava_vets :
ummmm... The others are board certified too. you can't practice if you're not board certified... in almost every single state.
2024-07-25 21:24:42
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truth :
I really think you’re one of the best in the country. Because they can’t buy you out like they can some attorneys.
2024-07-25 20:01:51
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user3755765842584 :
PA and NP in my experience have been unhelpful
2024-07-24 17:15:54
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kim :
please, what is your advice for signing admission papers, burries in there are your rights you are waving and all the extra costs
2024-07-24 14:12:29
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ktorrico :
NPs and PAs are also board certified 🤦♀️
2024-07-24 16:16:52
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Dosha Masterson Sallee 🇺🇸 :
If you have it, take any legal paperwork, make your POA known.
2024-07-26 03:22:12
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snappy625 :
Nurse practitioners are certified. Licensed. Qualified.
2024-07-27 14:26:52
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Michele NP | Posh :
As an APN I am board certified
2024-07-25 04:06:18
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Apple User539837525 :
I disagree. These are ways to make staff avoid you and you’ll get worse care acting like this. People work harder for you if they like you so you up talk them but ask what tests they are running ..
2024-07-24 17:49:14
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the_nerdy_np :
I feel like these are weird ER Tips… Who the attending is - not usually pertinent. PAs/NPs provide similar care so also not usually pertinent. Having a witness though is a good one.
2024-07-25 17:50:07
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Kristine :
Please be careful with your wording to avoid spreading misinformation. PAs and NPs are board certified and licensed to practice with a supervising or collaborating physician.
2024-08-06 19:21:16
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WhereInTheWorldIsChris :
NPs are board certified,,from NP
2024-07-25 23:44:43
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Turpentine Rocks :
Does anyone know if you can sue a doctor for not disclosing all side effects of all prescription medications he prescribed to you please?
2024-07-24 14:04:04
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AudettetheredheadNP :
excuse. me? NPS certainly ARE board certified learn your facts!!!!!
2024-07-27 14:13:54
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Madrose :
UNREALISTIC
2024-07-24 14:14:37
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greatgatsby_2020 :
You realize many places have NPs and PAs that are independent and maybe no doc in-house. I’m an ER MD and disagree with this but is how it is some places…
2024-07-27 18:41:21
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Leah Cakes :
PA's also have to have a supervising Physician and a certain amount of oversight. I think its appropriate to ask them to check with the attending if they seem at all unsure of what they are doing.
2024-07-30 00:08:58
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Bubu :
What advice can you give medical professionals ?
2024-08-01 06:33:50
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Mark A. Keene :
In Texas, you must show gross negligence to pursue a claim arising from emergency medical care. Check out the Texas Supreme Court’s recent decision in my case, Marsillo V Dunnick— the snakebait case
2024-07-24 14:19:12
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