nurse midwife – MD Update

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The 21st Century Nurse-Midwife: Different Than You Might Think

June 1, 2019June 21, 2019 Gil Dunn American college, American midwifery certification board, Appalachian Kentucky, associate dean, associate dean of midwifery, birth center, care nurse practitioner, certified midwife, certified nurse-midwives, childbirth, childbirth care, clinical study experience, CNM, cost of healthcare, course program, didactic course program, distance curriculum, DNP, doctor of nurse practice degree, emotional connection, FNU, frontier, frontier nurse university, frontier nurse university student, good nurse school, graduate build, graduate build last relationship, Kentucky, midwife, midwifery, midwifery care, midwifery certification board, midwifery education, newborn care, Nicholson, nurse, nurse degree, nurse midwife, nurse practice degree, nurse-midwife 's full scope, nurse-midwife 's full scope of practice, Nurse-Midwives, OB-GYNs, OB/ GYN, outcome, population of woman, post-graduate certificate, practice degree, practitioner, psychiatric-mental, psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner, rural midwifery school, strong time, study experience, Tonya, Tonya Nicholson, treatment of male partner, woman 's health, woman 's life

VERSAILLES In 2019, a nurse-midwife’s full scope of practice includes primary care, family planning services, care for mother and baby

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It’s Only Natural

May 1, 2016 Jim Kelsey APRN, certified nurse midwife, childbirth, CNM, collaborative model, colleague practice, conventional route, crux of the difference, delivery, differ approach of midwife, duBois Hollander, Emily duBois Hollander, FACOG, great doctor, great hospital system, group of great doctor, gynecological care, Hollander, hospital system, Kelli Miller, Louisville, Louisville woman, midwife, midwife view pregnancy, midwifery, midwifery care, Miller, mindset, normal life event, nurse, nurse midwife, nurse midwifery, nurse program, physician, physician assistant, physician-midwife, physician-midwife relationship, physiologic process of natural childbirth, practice home birth, practice philosophy, practitioner, Rwanda, type of midwife, unmedicated delivery, us-versus-them, Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt university

LOUISVILLE Women First of Louisville has been providing obstetric and gynecological care since 1988. Their motto is “Women First …

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Physician Viewpoint

Lessons Learned

May 1, 2014 Tracy Ragland, MD advanced practice degree, advanced practice nurse-physician, agreement compromise, agreement form, agreement requirement, APN, APN 's work, APN-backed, APN-backed legislation, care physician, collaborate physician, collaboration law, collaborative agreement, collaborative agreement compromise, collaborative agreement requirement, compromise, discussion, diverse group of nurse, elimination of the requirement, general trend of APN 's work, good thing, importance of the substantial educational gap, individual physician, individual physician perspective, joint advisory committee, joint license, KAFP, KCNPNMW, Kentucky, Kentucky academy, Kentucky academy of family physician, Kentucky board, Kentucky coalition, Kentucky coalition of nurse practitioner, legislative leader, legislative staff, lesson, MD-UPDATE, MD-UPDATE issue, non-controlled, non-controlled drug, non-primary care specialty, nurse, nurse midwife, nurse practitioner, nurse practitioner prescription write, nurse-physician, occupation committee, patient safety concern, physician, physician argument, physician perspective, practice degree, practice nurse-physician, practitioner, prescription, primary care physician, requirement, reward experience, standardized collaborative agreement form, standardized feature, strict collaboration law, substantial educational gap, underserved, underserved area, underserved area of the state

The article in MD-UPDATE Issue #85 that focused on the recent legislation on collaborative agreements for nurse practitioner prescription writing

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Legislative Success

March 1, 2014 Jennifer S. Newton A., APRNs, aspect of the legislation, assistant, bill, co-signed, collaborative agreement, compromise, effective compromise, ensue legislation, establishment of a joint advisory committee, joint advisory committee, KBML, KCNPNM, KCNPNM reach compromise, Kentucky, Kentucky board, Kentucky board of medical Licensure, Kentucky coalition, Kentucky coalition of nurse practitioner, Kentucky medical association, KMA, KMA president, legislation, legislative success, medical review panel, non-scheduled drug, nurse, nurse midwife, nurse practitioner, nurse practitioner oversight, nurse practitioner practice, oversight, PA, PA 's order, panel, patient negotiation, physician, physician assistant, physician oversight, physician oversight of nurse practitioner, practitioner, review panel, specialty area of medicine, team-based, team-based care, Williams

After a year of patient negotiation, the Kentucky Medical Association (KMA) and the Kentucky Coalition of Nurse Practitioners and Nurse

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Collaborating to Cope with Change

August 1, 2013 Jennifer S. Newton A., address scope, address scope of practice, chase butterfly, collaborative embrace, deluge of healthcare reform change, diabetes associate, Fred A., health benefit exchange, healthcare, healthcare reform, healthcare reform change, help physician, KAPA, KCNPNM, Kentucky, Kentucky academy, Kentucky academy of physician assistant, Kentucky coalition, Kentucky coalition of nurse practitioner, Kentucky medical association, KMA, KMA president, Louisville, Medicaid, Medicaid expansion, new KMA president, nurse, nurse midwife, nurse practitioner, physician, physician assistant, physician extender, physician-led, pretty full, public area, scope, strategic plan, team-based, team-based care, Williams, Williams Jr., wind of change

LOUISVILLE The Kentucky Medical Association’s (KMA) new President Fred A. Williams Jr., MD, endocrinologist with Endocrine and Diabetes Associates PSC

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Midwifery

May 1, 2013 Jennifer S. Newton Albany, alternative therapy, ARNP, aromatherapy, bioidentical, bioidentical hormone therapy, birth control plan, Carla Layne, certified midwife, CNM, CNMs, delivery, GYN, GYN associate, GYN associate of Southern Indiana, gynecological service, history of midwifery, hormone, labor, Layne, level of midwife train, Lewis, midwife, midwife train, midwifery, natural delivery, new Albany, normal pregnancy care, nurse, nurse background, nurse midwife, OB, OB/ GYN, OB/ GYN associate, OB/ GYN associate of Southern Indiana, physician, practice of midwifery, practice philosophy, practice philosophy of Carla Layne, pregnancy, pregnancy care, slogan of the American college of midwife, Southern Indiana, therapy, time counsel adolescent, well woman care, woman care

NEW ALBANY, INDIANA “With women for a lifetime,” is the slogan of the American College of Midwives (ACM) and the

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Midwifery in Central Kentucky

May 1, 2013 Emily Dial, APRN, CNM additional CNMs, Amanda Hess, Angela Saxena, bluegrass, care component, care of the patient, central Kentucky, certified nurse midwife, CNM, CNMs, counsel woman, E.J. horn, entire generation of family, entire life, favored trait, fetal complication, Frankfort, gynecological care, healthcare, healthcare provider, heart of the bluegrass region, high quality of care, integral care component, Katie Isaac, Kendra Adkisson, Kentucky, Lamaze breathe, low risk client population, Mark Wainwright, midwife, midwifery, multitude of difference, national healthcare reform, normal pregnancy, nurse, nurse midwife, physician, preceptor, pregnancy, pregnancy course, provider, reward aspect, risk client population, robust educational resource, routine gynecological care, small town of Lawrenceburg, sole decision maker, Steve hall, valued option, woman 's care, woman 's care of the bluegrass

Midwifery is often considered by some as an art rather than a profession. Certified Nurse Midwives (CNM) offer services to

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