Differences in test ordering between nurse practitioners and attending emergency physicians when acting as Provider in Triage

Overview of attention for article published in American Journal of Emergency Medicine, April 2017

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@sonodoc99 @jakejakeny Really? https://t.co/CsDbNXSYE1 https://t.co/cYneAe8npj https://t.co/0ewTjUZOBo

@DrQuinn15 ‘By the end of the ED stay, there was no significant difference in total test categories ordered between provider types.” https://t.co/Mp6LAEsZFy

“(However, a newer study in 2017 found that NPs working emergency room triage actually ordered fewer studies than physicians.)” This study is not an adequate rebuttal. https://t.co/HMzoxEaBIO

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