#Healthcare Practitioner

[anftherapy]

From Frustration to "Miracles": Renata's Journey with ANF

Dr. Renata Von Kouh-Wright, a Physiotherapist and Osteopath, almost gave up on pain relief. Traditional methods left her searching for better solutions.

[ezmedicalcannabiscertificate]

Medical cannabis can only be administered if the patient has a current written certification from a board-registered practitioner. Medical marijuana certifications in Virginia are only valid for one year. Thus, if your certificate is set to expire, you must submit for cannabis certificate renewal in Virginia. Is this, however, necessary? Yes! But why is this so?

[ohholydyke]

O Most High,

You who protected Elijah after he erased the priests of Ba’al,

Please protect now this man who has erased a priest of Mammon.

[Credit to @ srazzie97 on TikTok who posted this prayer originally]

[allthecanadianpolitics]

When Kyle Truong needed medical attention for a respiratory infection last year, he said there weren't many convenient options for accessing timely care. Truong, who lives in Toronto, hasn't had a family doctor for about four years.

But then he discovered a private clinic where he could quickly get an appointment with a nurse practitioner, though it would not be covered by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP).

"First I was a little disappointed," Truong, 29, said. "Because if I'm paying tax dollars and we're supposed to have great health-care coverage, it kind of sucks that I have to pay for accessibility in this case."

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Tagging: @politicsofcanada

[luckyspike]

Hi, May I ask what type of nurse you are? And what’s it like

I am a nurse practitioner (which is a sort of advanced RN - kind of a step above a nurse but several steps below a doctor) in a neurology clinic. Although I do a little bit of everything, I mostly focus my practice on patients with multiple sclerosis.

As far as what it's like ... it's stressful. I love my patients (mostly), and helping people truly brings me joy, but there is so much that goes into my job that is just shitty. Documentation, insurance authorizations, appeals, time constraints and access issues all are a huge part of the things about my job that I hate. I spend on average 32 hours per week seeing patients, and my job allots me 8 hours for the "asynchronous/administrative work" but in general I work about 50-60 hours per week to keep my head above water. It's a huge issue when it comes to work-life balance, and if I quit for anything it will be over that, not the patients.

Which is sort of a very sad commentary on modern American healthcare, tbh.

[officialpenisenvy]

oh this shit is pissing me off

[simplyarty1]

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[irhabiya]

i arrived late to a lecture about global health and inequity in healthcare and the only seats open were towards the men's side by Allah why are males so fucking stupid

[anftherapy]

Congratulations to the therapists who completed our 8th level of education. Well done!! 🎉 🥂 📔 🙌

[wonhes]

emailed my old work place asking them if they could write me a letter of recommendation for grad school oh imma throw up 😭😭😭

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[allthecanadianpolitics]

Alberta will soon allow nurse practitioners to open their own independent clinics in a move the provincial government promises will expand primary care access. Health Minister Adriana LaGrange made the announcement Wednesday that independent practices would be able to open starting early next year. It comes as Albertans often go without routine medical care due to a shortage of family doctors.

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[agayconcept]

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[kotoyin]

i went to the doctor's and the one helpful receptionist was there so i finally have an appointment to get my meds renewed!! and she even asked twice if i was okay seeing as it was gonna be a bit of a wait

[myglassesareinkansas]

My dad is a doctor and did his residency during the 80s, before there were better laws that are now in place (not good or great, just better). My siblings are also doctors. He called them soft for years during their own residencies because they were doing 90 hr weeks while he did 120-ish when he was a resident. And I'm over here like …your tone is braggy but your words are real sad.