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ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners Happy Thanksgiving from ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners! We hope you enjoy your day and are able to take time to give thanks.

9 hours ago
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Un-Retiring
Is retirement on your radar? Last week I wrote about the "disappearing" jobs phenomenon, and this week I promised a few words about returning to work after a period of retirement. The recession has brought about the interesting, but not surprising, trend...(read more)

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Joan Olisa

Joan Olisa To be or not to be a NP....I am really confused. I am to start with the MSN prog next year in NP, but i'm yet to meet 1 NP who will tell me that I am making the right move. T

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Joan, please read through some of the articles and blog posts on our Web site, including our salary surveys. Most NPs LOVE their profession!
9 hours ago
Bridget
Bridget
I love being an NP!!! I can't imagine NOT doing it.
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Deanyl Brunk Denlinger

Deanyl Brunk Denlinger I am a NP student preparing to take boards soon. Any suggestions or hints?

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ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners Here's an article about the DNP in the Journal of the American Medical Association, with input from some heavy-hitting NPs and nursing leaders. http://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full/302/19/2075?home

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JAMA is a highly cited weekly medical journal that publishes peer-reviewed original medical research findings and editorial opinion
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ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners Do you like to write? ADVANCE is looking for student and new grad NPs to join the writers on our New NP blog. If you'd like to contribute a monthly post about your school or work experiences, contact Web editor Jill Rollet at jrollet@advanceweb.com or through Facebook. And be sure to check out the blog here: http://com...munity.advanceweb.com/blogs/np_5/default.aspx.

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Vicki Miller

Vicki Miller Hello Advance, thank you for all you do for NPs!

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In keeping with the spirit of the recent vampire hype sweeping the nation, we thought we'd write about what doctors of nursing practice and vampires have in common. What on earth, you ask, might they have in common? Well, read on: 1. They've both been around for a long time...
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ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners The U.S. Senate has moved a healthcare reform bill forward for debate after Thanksgiving. Like its counterpart in the House, the legislation includes a demonstration project of "medical homes" to provide primary care services, AND the language specifically recognizes NPs as fully qualified providers of these services.... The full bill is available in PDF form here: http://democrats.senate.gov/reform/patient-protection-affordable-care-act.pdf

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Florida's NPs have been fighting a long fight to win controlled substance prescriptive authority in the state. One roadblock is the proliferation of "pill mills" in Florida - clinics of ill repute where seemingly anyone can purchase prescription medications...
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ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners Congratulations to Sallie Page-Goertz, NP, who has been appointed to a 3-year term on the National Advisory Council on Maternal, Infant and Fetal Nutrition (a program of the USDA). Sallie is a clinical associate professor at the University of Kansas Medical Center and has published in ADVANCE on the topic of breastfeeding. Way to go, Sallie!

November 20 at 5:17am
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ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners Sepracor recently launched a new online network (www.caringforeverybreath.com) aimed at NPs and PAs who treat patients with asthma. It contains asthma treatment information, professional training opportunities and downloadable practice and patient education tools.

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Click here for full prescribing information. Indications XOPENEX HFA® (levalbuterol tartrate) Inhalation Aerosol is indicated for the treatment or prevention of bronchospasm in adults, adolescents, and children 4 years of age and older with reversible obstructive airway disease.
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Not Just Swine Flu - New Cold Virus May Lurk, Too
Gayle Y. Lewis
Gayle Y. Lewis
Let's be more afraid.
November 18 at 9:07pm
Rosario M Espinoza -Nelson
Rosario M Espinoza -Nelson
OMG!!! Everyone, STOP breathing, NOW.
November 19 at 5:10am
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NP Medical Home/Health Care Homes
It has been a very busy fall for ECFC. In addition to general patient care and all the day-to-day administrative issues, we are faced with another task. The state of MN has mandated that all recipients of state-sponsored health insurance have access to and are members of a state-certif...ied Health...

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ADVANCE for Nurse Practitioners The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force says routine screening mammography need not begin before age 50, and that self-examinations of the breasts are not necessary. What do you think? See the Washington Post article here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/11/16/AR2009111602822.html

November 17 at 3:39am
Julie A Miller
Julie A Miller
I wonder about these panels of so called experts, probably people who have never had to tell a woman she has breast cancer and follow her through treatment. We call those so called experts - educated idiots- lots of book knowledge, no common sense.
November 17 at 9:34pm
Priscilla Merrill
Priscilla Merrill
Bottom line to me is that it's about money and betting that my already squashed time will be spent on preauths for those I feel need it. This will be many! I didn't need this new negative bombshell.
November 18 at 3:48am