California Docs Work to Limit Nurses’ Abilities
The California Medical Association is concerned that nurse practitioners lack the training to provide adequate care without the supervision of a physician.
For U.S. News & World Report.
Amid Provider Shortage, California Doctors Oppose Expanding Nurse Practitioner Abilities
Posted byAlexa LardieriPosted inU.S. News & World ReportTags:California, doctors, health, health care, nurse practitioners, nurses
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