Prescribing Practices by Nurse Practitioners and Primary Care Physicians: A Descriptive Analysis of Medicare Beneficiaries

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Nursing Regulation, April 2017

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@LeanneHPatrick @mancunianmedic https://t.co/TLNq6HGoyU https://t.co/jh2B2vSttO https://t.co/BXBDwuLUTh https://t.co/9bD5xiTIi3 Take your pick

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3) (https://t.co/G8TURnUxvc). Nurse practitioners also prescribe more medications than physicians (https://t.co/HKHgaDAgZ1), including inappropriate antibiotics, steroids, opioids, and psychotropic medications.

@PPPcares @gorskon @realitybased111 I'll refer to my previous Carl Sagan quote but here is just the tip of the iceberg https://t.co/sMQzyLupec https://t.co/x7iiLtkUUl https://t.co/WyEtTJyv9y https://t.co/mvNnWNn2HD

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