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Readers advocated for nurse practitioners to do more; excoriated Dallas for incompetence; praised a writer; decried book bans; and supported the rule of law.
States who have granted nurse practitioners full practice authority demonstrate improved access to care in underserved and rural communities with no compromise in quality of care.Research studies show that nurse practitioners’ patient health outcomes are like those of doctors, but nurse practitioners had better patient satisfaction. Nurse practitioners generally see their patients sooner than doctors.
Dallas is a big city that needs experienced, educated employees who work together for the common good of our community. Someone needs to be held responsible for the Dallas Development problem and the T.C. Broadnax issue.soon, but Sarah Hepola’s High Profile article today made me want to rush out right now to do it.for many years. And I’ve never read a Hepola piece that didn’t grab my attention and keep me hanging on for every word.
Let’s look at what types of books are frequently banned: those that feature nonwhite or LGBTQ+ characters and that address such themes as gender and sexuality; death, dying, and grief; and discrimination and racism, with a dash of youthful disobedience thrown in.
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