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Practice Independence for Advanced Practitioners 3-4-20

Many states have autonomous practice for advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), and even more have introduced bills that would reduce practice restrictions on APRNs and physician assistants (PAs). Having greater practice freedom is a great benefit to those practitioners, but it can bring its own issues and complications. Join Patrick as he gives a brief overview of NP and PA practice autonomy, reviews pending bills, and discusses issues and uncertainties that come with autonomy.

Patrick O’Brien, JD

Legal Coordinator

AmSpa

Patrick O’Brien, JD is the Legal Coordinator for the American Med Spa Association. Patrick’s practice focuses on state and federal health care laws and regulations, and legislative developments in health care primarily for the aesthetic industry. He provides educational and informational resources to AmSpa’s members to help them navigate their state’s regulatory landscape and assisting AmSpa in its legislative efforts.

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Practice Independence for Advanced Practitioners 3-4-20
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Open to view video. Many states have autonomous practice for advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), and even more have introduced bills that would reduce practice restrictions on APRNs and physician assistants (PAs). Having greater practice freedom is a great benefit to those practitioners, but it can bring its own issues and complications. Join Patrick as he gives a brief overview of NP and PA practice autonomy, reviews pending bills, and discusses issues and uncertainties that come with autonomy.
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