Opioid-prescribing Outcomes of Medicare Beneficiaries Managed by Nurse Practitioners and Physicians

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@MartinSGaynor @stuartcraig @JoanneSpetz @biancafrogner @ullimuench has a paper on this: "Beneficiaries managed by NPs were less likely to receive an opioid" https://t.co/96AzkLnELl

@TheWonkologist Even that opioid prescribing issue is much less clear than he suggests. There are studies with findings that go in both directions, and I'm not sure any of them do a great job controlling for patient condition or acuity. https://t.co/x…

New study on Opioid-prescribing outcomes of Medicare beneficiaries managed by Nurse Practitioners and Physicians. Learn more: https://t.co/xwMAUw1hCQ #MedicalCare #Opioids #Nursing #Medicare #PrimaryCare #PatientCare #HealthPolicy @ullimuench @UCSFNurse…

New study examines the opioid-prescribing outcomes of Medicare beneficiaries receiving care from NPs and physicians in primary care. Read now: https://t.co/HRHhVDvUJO #MedicalCare #HCR #PrimaryCare #PatientCare #Opioid #OpioidEpidemic #OpioidCrises htt…

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