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NP/PA Practice Corner
VA Request for Declaration of Health Form Leads to Withdrawal of Job Offer
A nurse practitioner lost a potential job opportunity after refusing to fill out a Declaration of Health form from the VA, citing the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Why I Don’t Fear ChatGPT
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CME/CE
Activity Type: Hosted
Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome: Get the Diagnosis Right | myCME
1.00 CME CE: LGS is an evolving and severe seizure in children. Advances made in therapies demand an accurate diagnosis of the disease. Exp 9/20/24
Activity Type: Hosted
FOP: Enhancing Diagnosis and Management | myCME
1.00 CME: Join a panel of clinical experts in FOP to help ensure clinicians recognize FOP manifestations, make a timely diagnosis, and provide guideline-driven care. Exp 12/20/23
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