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Re: lay midwivesFrom: Arthurfree@aol.comSat Jan 18 23:09:38 1997
In a message dated 97-01-18 18:32:02 EST, you write:
>Good point, and I don't disagree. Private insurance, too, has a perfect This is precisely why state legislatures are inundated with both requests to develop licensing processes for allied health and alternative health fields (the patina of acceptability and turf) then similar bills to require third party payors to pay for services of these now licensed professionals. As an aside, this may be one of the biggest threats to rural hospitals - that one now has to be a registered respiratory tech to give a breathing treatment (twenty four hour coverage of same), radiology techs, physical therapists and techs, lab techs, etc. We can't cross train personnel for short handed situations because everyone has to be certified in their arcane field. Nursing subspecialization may not be far behind. Arthur Freeland Warrensburg Missouri
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