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They don't call themselves "anesthesiologists", but it's certainly a poor choice of wording to call the program "Nurse Anesthesiology".
File a lawsuit. The CRNA's have as much chance winning this case as they did arguing they were qualified to do pain medicine in Louisiana.
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Anesthesiology is the study of anesthesia... just sayin'...
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you make a solid point, but what the hell is wrong with following the standard, "nurse anesthesia" program. i don't know, kind of petty, i realize, but geez.....
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Yes, that is how CRNAs refer to MD Anesthesiologists at U.F.
http://www.shandsanesthesia.com/
Yes, that is how CRNAs refer to MD Anesthesiologists at U.F.
http://www.shandsanesthesia.com/
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Blade,
I occasionally do searches for the domain for our department and came across this thread.
I have no care or interest in debating the nuances between verbal descriptors of the study of anesthesia. I DO care that you bring the UF anesthesia site into the discussion for which I see no purpose. I am on staff for the department and help with the web admin duties for the site. We use it merely to facilitate our operations. I would appreciate it if you edit the posted version, direct viewers via hyperlink. I also see no references to your posted topic and so don't see the point of involvement of the University of Florida.
Thanks,
I occasionally do searches for the domain for our department and came across this thread.
I have no care or interest in debating the nuances between verbal descriptors of the study of anesthesia. I DO care that you bring the UF anesthesia site into the discussion for which I see no purpose. I am on staff for the department and help with the web admin duties for the site. We use it merely to facilitate our operations. I would appreciate it if you edit the posted version, direct viewers via hyperlink. I also see no references to your posted topic and so don't see the point of involvement of the University of Florida.
Thanks,
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Maybe so.. it's been up and used for years, and it's never been brought up as an issue important enough to discuss. They needed a site to facilitate a way to get work done and it performs it's function well.
My point in responding is that the discussion thread seems to revolve around the DNP / anesthetist / anesthesiology nursing vernacular, and I as the webmaster tech guy took issue with the department's site being brought into the discussion insinuating that it was intentionally phrased that way to demean or degrade the colleagues we work with. And for that.. I was just confused, as would other normal perusers as to the connection... I don't really care one way or another after this... I thought I would ask nicely, blade can do whatever he likes as it is his right.
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My point in responding is that the discussion thread seems to revolve around the DNP / anesthetist / anesthesiology nursing vernacular, and I as the webmaster tech guy took issue with the department's site being brought into the discussion insinuating that it was intentionally phrased that way to demean or degrade the colleagues we work with. And for that.. I was just confused, as would other normal perusers as to the connection... I don't really care one way or another after this... I thought I would ask nicely, blade can do whatever he likes as it is his right.
Thanks
Well, you guys want me to delete my post? No problem. Arch, delete away. But, I fail to see how posting a publicly available web page brings U.F. into my midlevel debates. I am just pointing out that CRNAs refer to us as MDAs even at major University hospitals.
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eh I am letting the post stand. I don't like deleting or editing (unless it is nurse propaganda
) I do see his point though.
eh I am letting the post stand. I don't like deleting or editing (unless it is nurse propaganda
Hey Arch,
I wonder what type of anesthetic the CRNAs would give me if I tell them during the interview my "handle" on SDN is BLADE? Ketamine plus Vec? Or, just Vec?
They certainly do monitor my posts closely. It is real nice to have friends like those.
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