PPP - Putting Patients First American Academy of Physician Associates I could tell you story, after story--after story--of the Arizona Nursing Board and Medical Board just completely failing Arizona residents when it comes to "supervision" of NPs, PAs, CRNAs, etc.

Remove the word "physician" from their title. I don't care whatever they call themselves, they're nothing to do with physicians. Wes Streeting rename the PA role immediately. It's a danger to the public, you care about that right?

❗️Oppose removing the physician from the healthcare team. ❗️Physician-led care is lower cost, higher quality. ❗️In states where physician supervision is not required, CRNPs do NOT gravitate to rural areas. See other states👇 PA Senate Republicans PA Senate Democratic Caucus PA House Democrats PA House Republicans 🇺🇸

To bring you up to speed today #MedTwitter, hospitals and ASCs get a 3% raise, we get a 3% cut and @uhc committed 8.7B dollars worth of Medicare fraud in 2021 alone. But yes tell us how it’s all the doctors fault. #notaprovider Criminal Division Dana Corriel, MD PPP - Putting Patients First

Dear Doctors, Happy annual cut-your-compensation day. This one comes with an additional demand for you to change your practice to address “whole body care” and spend lots of administrative overhead proving your “quality” with metrics that are mostly gamesmanship and complex

"Myth: You have to attend nursing school to become a nurse practitioner" #MedTwitter #StopScopeCreep #NPsLead?

BREAKING: The Biden administration's ban on noncompete clauses has been upheld in court, per MorePerfectUnion. As of now, virtually all noncompete agreements with bosses will be banned and voided beginning September 4.

2nd in series “documenting how the increasing reliance on ill-trained nurse practitioners is imperiling US patients.” “…NP instruction isn’t standardized, & the clinical hours…already a fraction of those completed by physicians—are largely unregulated.” bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Today I rounded in the hospital on my patients and saw many physicians wandering around away from their family along with dedicated nurses, security, sanitation team, and others. One doctor had a list of 5 hospitals as he checked off patients. Healthcare is a 24 hour a day, 7 day

Hey Elon Musk The UK Government has insidiously been lowering medical standards for years Many extremely avoidable deaths as a result of substitution of fully qualified doctors with quacks who have done a 2 year crash course It’s almost unbelievable, but it’s the next huge

MS patients win 👏👏 Education plays a critical role in patient safety; stark difference physicians - APRNs. Gaps in NP education & training put patients at risk. Costs rise when NPs are unsupervised. Scope expansion doesn’t increase access to care. search.app/KbR8M5Y8JrnhYR…

PPP responds to a one-sided story from The Heartland Institute covering nurse practitioner supervision in California. buff.ly/7KNEJvA

Again, one of my biggest regrets was voting for President Obama in 2008 as a medical student & celebrating the passage of the ACA Little did I know the carnage it would wreck on the medical profession and my future patients. I had no idea then that the ACA was written to strip

⭐️This year over 150 scope expansion bills that threatened #patientsafety were defeated in state legislatures. Ongoing collaboration of the AMA Advocacy Resource Center, state medical associations, national medical specialty societies, AOA. 👉 tinyurl.com/yvwyxfwh Details⤵️

Fuck Canada. Fuck United Kingdom. Fuck France. Fuck Balestine.

🌠Big win for truth in advertising: Big win for patients! A California U.S. District Court upheld as constitutional CA’s longstanding law that limits use of the term “doctor” and prefix “Dr.” to a person who is a California-licensed allopathic or osteopathic physician. 🧵

Nurses With Doctorates Cannot Tell Patients They’re Doctors, Court Rules medscape.com/viewarticle/nu… medscape.com/viewarticle/nu…

The suicide of the West right here in America. What a destructive immigration policy this country has indulged in (to the detriment of Americans) for a generation.