Low-Value Back Imaging in the Care of Medicare Beneficiaries: A Comparison of Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants

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@dr_dmorgan @BenMazer @DKorenstein @ldscherer @AndrewFoy82 @LeykumLuci Based on the main results reported in this study, PAs & NPs were combined. We found that PAs & NPs have distinct rates of low-value imaging. https://t.co/FWrw9Eo7u3

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RT @BC_CSON: In her recently published paper, CSON's @MonicaOReillyJ1 examines different practice patterns between nurse practitioners and…

RT @MonicaOReillyJ1: Our study makes the case to study NPs and PAs separately--they practice distinctly and in different settings. NPs are…

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