Sask. to introduce expanded roles for pharmacists, nurse practitioners and paramedics
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Tracy Zambory, president of the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses, believes the move is a good thing for Saskatchewan’s health-care system and its patients. “We see nothing but positive when we can expand the scope of abilities for nurse practitioners,” Zambory said. “We believe this is exactly the way health care should be going.Click to share quote on Twitter: "The expansion of the nurse practitioner role is the best thing that can happen for the patient.
The government said it will consult with regulatory bodies, associations, unions and health system partners over a number of weeks. Merriman said other health professionals could also get expanded duties in the wake of the consultations.
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