COVID-19 has had an almost detrimental effect on certain private schools. Why can't nurses practice the way they're trained to?

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August 27, 2020

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COVID-19 Could Be Crippling Private Schooling ([link removed] )

New data suggest COVID-19 could be crippling private schooling, as many families were locked into whatever public school districts decide to offer.

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By Neal McCluskey

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Unnecessary Restrictions on Qualified Nurses ([link removed] )

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists are now allowed to practice independent of physicians or surgeons. But there are efforts to undo that.

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By Jeffrey A. Singer

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