Physican Associate Leng Review
Please could the universities advise what will happen now that physician associates are now called physician assistants and are not able to diagnose?
What do current applicants and students do? Will they receive compensation ?
When will the courses be rewritten to reflect the changes by the government?
What do current applicants and students do? Will they receive compensation ?
When will the courses be rewritten to reflect the changes by the government?
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by BlueberrypopPlease could the universities advise what will happen now that physician associates are now called physician assistants and are not able to diagnose?
What do current applicants and students do? Will they receive compensation ?
When will the courses be rewritten to reflect the changes by the government?
What do current applicants and students do? Will they receive compensation ?
When will the courses be rewritten to reflect the changes by the government?
you are incorrect for saying 'physician associates are now called physician assistants'. these are recommendations.
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by BlueberrypopPlease could the universities advise what will happen now that physician associates are now called physician assistants and are not able to diagnose?
What do current applicants and students do? Will they receive compensation ?
When will the courses be rewritten to reflect the changes by the government?
What do current applicants and students do? Will they receive compensation ?
When will the courses be rewritten to reflect the changes by the government?
maybe when/(if) the government adopts the 'RECOMMENDATIONS'??
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by coolio12you are incorrect for saying 'physician associates are now called physician assistants'. these are recommendations.
Nope , you’re wrong . Wes Streeting has put this in place IMMEDIATELY. https://www.england.nhs.uk/long-read/response-to-the-recommendations-of-the-independent-review-of-physician-associates-and-anaesthesia-associates-the-leng-review/
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by coolio12maybe when/(if) the government adopts the 'RECOMMENDATIONS'??
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With immediate effect https://x.com/skynews/status/1945497736385564935?s=46
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by coolio12maybe when/(if) the government adopts the 'RECOMMENDATIONS'??
Name change and role change was immediate as the recommendations were accepted immediately by the NHS.
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