July 19th, 2018
Podcast 222: Growing prominence of NPs in primary care
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This time we talk with Dr. Hilary Barnes, first author of a Health Affairs paper: “Rural and Nonrural Primary Care Physician Practices Increasingly Rely on Nurse Practitioners.”
I thought listeners might want to know more about the dramatic change in the way primary care is acquiring, in Barnes’s words, an “increasing interdisciplinary character.”
Categories: Clinicians, Health Services Research, Nurse Practitioners
Tags: clinicians, Hilary Barnes, NPs, nurse practitioners, PAs, physician assistants
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