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Jaime FNP ™ 🩺🦦⚕ Profile picture
@JaimeAPRN
Sep 16, 2020 • 4 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
Who defines the practice of NPs? You would think it would be other healthcare professionals. Instead it is legislation & money. When a NP states they "want to practice at the top of their scope" or "not have restrictions on their license to practice" that NP is sadly repeating /1
Rhetoric that lobbiestst use to change the scope of practice. Fact is, if the NP is following the rules set forth in their state they are practicing at the top of their education and utilizing all skills/scope that their boards approve them to use.

Please remember that.

/2
Next time you see a NP lobbying for increased scope, increased practice rights, etc.

There is a reason the original laws were put into place. The profession was created to work with a physician-- not on our own. /end

#MedTwitter #NursePractitioner
We have doctors on our nurse practitioner board. So it is healthcare professionals

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Jaime FNP ™ 🩺🦦⚕ Profile picture
Sep 23, 2020
People have asked why I have “flipped” from a advocate of FPA to a advocate of Physician led team care. Although I have explained it several times, I am going to do it ONE last time for everyone to read. Please read carefully. /1
I have always been an advocate of safe care. Patients come first, always. Their needs outweigh my needs. Always. It’s been that way since day one. Since I first called myself a nursing student. That has not changed and will not change. /2
I used to be an advocate for Full Practice authority. I believed that nurse practitioners were every bit as capable as caring for patients on the same level as a physician, providing the same care, and that we were simply being held back by physicians and legislators, /3
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Sep 6, 2020
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As #nursePractitioners we must take a stand and say enough is enough. #FPA will continue to ruin our profession in many ways. Here is one way: forcing unprepared NPs into FPA to be marketable in today’s job market. /1
Over the last 10-15 years Nurse Practitioner educational standards have become less rigorous. Online schools rely heavily on paper writing versus hands on clinical learning, yet the drive for FPA has continued at full speed. /2
Some will state that “their school was just fine, very rigorous, with high quality education that taught them to practice at the top of their education. What is the “top of our education” and why do we equate it with FPA? /3
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Sep 3, 2020
Today, I will ask my supervising physician what he thinks of independent practice for nurse practitioners. I will tell you his unfiltered response later today. Stay tuned!! #nursepractitioner #MedTwitter
Ok, here is the answer.
"I think it depends on the competency of the NP-but Primary Care isn't easy & shouldn't be thought of as easy. There needs to be a mandatory competency test prior to a NP working independently even after 20-years, just to make sure everyone is on /1
The same level. We have to be fair to our patients and provide high quality care across the board. Nurse Practitioners are usually more empathetic with patients, take time to connect with patients, and thus have happier patients - but the care needs to be equal. /2
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Aug 29, 2020
Why doesn’t @AANP_NEWS address the education issues going on with today’s NP schools? We know you are not the accreditation board, but you do advocate for FPA around the country. How can AANP in good faith continue to advocate for FPA when NP schools appear to be getting worse /1
As a major association for all nurse practitioners shouldn’t AANP be advocating to clean up our educational programs first, before seeking to allow new grads FPA? Wouldn’t it benefit the entire profession to refocus efforts on strengthening our standards? /2
As a FNP I am worried about our profession. As a preceptor I witnessed numerous ethical issues with students in relation to their studies, Multiple students taking tests together, cameras covered in lockdown browsers, test banks being shared - and /3
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Aug 24, 2020
I have been asked to clarify my tweet due to it possibly being misconstrued as total nonsupport of my profession, #NursePractitioners

So, I shall try.

First, here is the tweet I am going to attempt and clarify.

#MedTwitter
My tweet was meant to highlight my views on the failings of NP schools and training as is now in the U.S. I do not agree with diploma mill schools that offer 100% acceptance rates, force students to find their own preceptors often at hefty fees, and /2
Prep the NP student so much with practice boards, they have likely seen very similar questions by the time they take their test. Because for these schools, certification rates are how they measure success - not if their students get well rounded education. /3
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Aug 5, 2020
Today, the Dr. I work for stood up for me again.
Patient: We drove all this way, we don't want to see you, we want the doctor.
Me: OK, you will see the doctor but can I ask you just a few questions first to help him?
Patient: NO! Get the doctor we don't want to see a nurse.. /1
Me: Yes, I will go get him right now.

Me to Dr: They would like to see you, and do not wish to even speak with me, a nurse.

Dr: You told them you are a Nurse Practitioner, right?

Me: Of course, right when I introduced myself...

/2
Dr: Well, let's go - you are coming with me and I will tell them that if they behave like this again they can find a new doctor.

We walk into the room.

Patient: HI Dr. I am really glad to see you.

Dr: Did you tell my nurse practitioner that you would not talk to her?

/3
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