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New programme authorises registered nurses to prescribe common medications

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Tuesday 9 July 2019, 03:42 PM
Rose Stewart, national nurse advisor at Family Planning
Family Planning national nurse Rose Stewart says registered nurses can train on the job to prescribe a limited number of drugs
We now have patients ringing up to see the nurse for a prescription – there’s often less waiting time and it also frees up time for the doctors
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Registered nurse prescribing in community health – Nursing Council of New Zealand
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