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ACEP Task Force Examining Collaboration with Advanced Practice Providers

By Daniel Freess, MD, FACEP | on July 17, 2019 | 2 Comments
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Dr. Freess is assistant professor of emergency medicine at the University of Connecticut and clinical attending at Hartford Hospital in Hartford, Connecticut. He is Chair of the ACEP Task Force on the Utilization of PAs/NPs in Emergency Care.

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ACEP Now: Vol 38 – No 07 – July 2019

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Topics: Advanced Practice ProviderBest PracticesCare TeamNurse PractitionerPhysician Assistantregistered nurse

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2 Responses to “ACEP Task Force Examining Collaboration with Advanced Practice Providers”

  1. July 22, 2019

    Mark Baker Reply

    Great topic and summary, thanks for working on this. I agree that communication is key. I am wondering if the Task Force will have comments on the cost of providing emergency care. The costs are likely more related to how many tests the clinician orders and not how much the clinician is paid.

    mb
    Hawaii

  2. July 25, 2019

    Karen Wilson Reply

    If I may, I would recommend inviting voices from critical access hospitals across the country to the task force because this is not just about supervision and quality, but about affordability as well.

    Over 100 rural hospitals have closed in the last 10 years, and CAHs are turning to more affordable providers since they cannot compete with urban conveniences and wages when it comes to physicians.

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