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I heard a doctor today say that np's and pa's in the er aren't working out well, and will be phased out soon. is this true?
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All politics: And this is not the site for it, how ever , in order to get best emergency medical care you need qualified ( trained ) er physician and no alternative for the best out come
Answered 6/30/2020
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