Stop Calling Me “Doctor”: The Nurse Practitioner’s Fight For Recognition
I introduce myself to the patients as a nurse practitioner (NP), but they still call me a doctor. Even worse, some of the staff refer to me as “doctor.”
I introduce myself to the patients as a nurse practitioner (NP), but they still call me a doctor. Even worse, some of the staff refer to me as “doctor.”
On Sept. 24, rankings of the nation's best Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs were released. In the spring and summer, the organization asked deans and senior faculty at 686 nursing programs to rank the academic quality of peer university programs.
In August 2023 Stephanie Srakocic writes about a Philadelphia jury that awards a $1.4 million verdict against a nurse practitioner for failing to treat hyperthyroidism. The patient, who is hyperthyroid, is admitted to the hospital for acute abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting.
For University of South Carolina nursing student Olivia Hillery, she understands the magnitude of being named the No. 1 ranked nursing student influencer in the United States.
I'm 80 years old, white, a lifelong resident of the Midwest, and a regular churchgoer. I am also a survivor of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C).
Among ten peer nations, Americans live the shortest lives and are the least healthy, despite the United States spending the most on healthcare, according to a recent study.
Children and teenagers infected with the coronavirus are significantly more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes than their peers afflicted with other respiratory illnesses, according to research published Monday.
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