AANA releases a statement about CRNAs not being granted autonomy in the VHA

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What was the goal of whoever filmed this? Is this an official presentation? And where is the 1.7x button?
 
I think they just called you an Impediment to access to high quality care.

Right?! As a veteran myself, the only impediment I've seen with the VA is their ridiculous duty hours and insane amount of days off. I don't anticipate anything being done after 2pm most days.
 
Right?! As a veteran myself, the only impediment I've seen with the VA is their ridiculous duty hours and insane amount of days off. I don't anticipate anything being done after 2pm most days.
Are you trying to convince me to work at the VA? Because it's working.

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Also last week an NP got the crap sued out of the VA so they are gonna be pretty understandably hesitant to give midlevels any more autonomy than they already have.
 
Are you trying to convince me to work at the VA? Because it's working.

*edit*

Also last week an NP got the crap sued out of the VA so they are gonna be pretty understandably hesitant to give midlevels any more autonomy than they already have.

I know! An enlarged prostate no less. Rookie mistake...
 
I know! An enlarged prostate no less. Rookie mistake...

Looks like the VA was the one that ended up getting the rectal exam......albeit from that particular patient's lawyers.......
 
You can smell the desperation. Their job market is slowly going down the tubes and the rate at which they're pumping out grads isn't helping. They're really swinging for the fences lately.
 
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