@ODAV17@ihategetting@ace2blue@NewsNationNow Get your s**t straight. Her boyfriend was Kenneth Walker. Neither Breonna nor Walker had a h/o drug offenses. She lived with her sister, no boyfriend. The warrant was issued for Jamarcus Glover, her ex from 2 years before. He was 10 miles away at another home for which they also
@ODAV17@ihategetting@ace2blue@NewsNationNow 2)had a warrant, including an ADRIAN WALKER, who is not related to Kenneth. You people make me sick. You are so eager to blame this innocent, 26 y/o Black mother and EMS worker living her life above the law that you just make up shit. Absolutely disgusting you have such hatred.
@ODAV17@ihategetting@ace2blue@NewsNationNow 3)It is so f***ing easy for you to label Black people drug addicts that any lie is preferable to the actual truth. You ought to be ashamed of your disgusting self.
What better place to speculate than X? CK has been a controversial figure since he began Turning Point. Been speaking publicly forever. He gets murdered and the suspect ends up being, to no one's surprise, a white male, faux Christian conservative. Why all the fanfare over
2)CK? He was a layperson. A podcaster with strong opinions. Nothing else. Alan Berg was a shock jock in the 80's who was murdered by white supremacists. Nobody flew a flag at half-mast for him or suggested he have a statue placed in the Rotunda. The overreaction of so many
3)political figures is suspect. Smacks of guilt. Why would they feel guilt? I will leave that to your imagination. But let me say this...CK said one thing with which I agreed 100%. The Epstein files must be released and shared with the American public. UNREDACTED. CK had a huge
Sigh....I really dread these posts, because the scope creep s**t is never ending. Even though patients continue to be injured, such as the victim in this case. RN in Tennessee performs Botox injection on a patient in a medspa owned by a layperson.
2)RNs are not independent practitioners-ANYWHERE in the U.S. Nevertheless, the RN may not require supervision-just depends on state law. So the victim complains to the TN BON who doesn't do jack s**t and closes the case. RN is now a "highly-skilled", online-trained NP with a
3)sham s**t DNP degree, running rampant somewhere in TN. Here's the deal folks. It is not unusual for RNs to administer Botox, in MOST states it is legal, with one caveat: it must be under the supervision of a licensed medical professional. Of course, the TN medical and nursing
With the fiasco happening around UK PAs, I am compelled to once again introduce logic into the conversation, considering the U.S. has the same s**t with NPs/PAs(NPPs). Back in the day, NPs/PAs were aka "physician extenders". They remained under physician supervision but gained
2)autonomy as relationships were long-term and trust was developed. However, these PROFESSIONAL NPPs knew their SOPs and limitations-well. If there was a question, they errored on the side of caution and transferred care of the patient to the physician. Why? Because the care &
3)safety of the patient was tantamount, not their ego. These exceptional NPPs were confident(not arrogant) in their roles because they knew they had been educated & trained well. Many people don't know that Eugene Stead, the physician who created the PA role, initially wanted NPs
2)When I started on this journey to oppose anyone who is not a physician practicing medicine w/o a medical license, it began with NPs/PAs. The PAs whined that they shouldn't be lumped in with NPs. My counter was that their leadership did that s**t when they decided to follow the
3)NP playbook on scope creep. And they are following it, hook, line and sinker. Including crowd-sourcing for answers for life-threatening s**t. Sometimes I'm forced to take a break from this nonsense because it is so distressing. When I said permitting this s**t to continue
Sooo..the American Academy of Physician Assistants(AAPA) wants a truce so the AMA will stop opposing their attempts to have "broader clinical rights" aka the unsupervised practice of medicine aka practicing medicine w/o a license. Because it's "divisive". medpagetoday.com/special-report…
2)What is divisive is the AAPA pushing the agenda that they can practice medicine w/o going through the appropriate training. Let's not forget it was the AAPA who wanted to cut docs completely out of the picture with Optimal Team Practice(OTP). The PAEA president at the time
3)emphasized why that was not a good idea and further intimated that the PAEA would not sign on for OTP unless the AAPA agreed to not sever that relationship. In addition, he emphasized that PA programs DO NOT prepare PA students for independent practice.
FINALLY! A series exposing NP substandard education and how patients are being affected by this nonsense. I have been waiting 8 f***ing years for this to happen. For a spotlight to be shined on this s**t. bloomberg.com/news/features/…
2)Included in the articles are John Canion, NP, a long-time advocate for improvement and standardization in NP education and Rayne Thoman, RN, who spoke out about the lousy NP education and sued her NP program for not providing the education promised. Somebody finally listened
3)to the ethical NPs who want s**t done right. The same NPs who have been harassed, threatened and bullied by the masses of morally corrupt NPs who don't want anyone to know about this. Two of the reporters, Caleb Melby and Polly Mosendz, wrote an exposé on Cerebral, an online