Gov. Gavin Newsom’s executive order to dramatically expand California’s health care workforce in response to the coronavirus might offer an opening for expanded powers nurse practitioners have sought in a longstanding feud with doctors — practicing without physician oversight.
Issued on March 30, Newsom’s order authorizes the state department of consumer affairs to waive professional licensing and certification requirements to expan...
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