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Should nurses be given the rights to autonomously initiate medications for adult patients’ experiencing acute pain at triage prior to a physicians’ consult in Singapore’s Emergency Departments? A Systematic Review

2021-05-10

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<h4>Background: </h4> Globally, in most countries, nurses are restricted from independent prescribing however, seven countries have achieved legislation to implement prescriptive authority to nurses with more countries in bid to follow suit. Since the inception of nurse-initiated medications in the 1990s, the increase in prescribing authority has shown a positive impact on the measured metrics with evidence improv...

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138de344-26d6-5fbd-8017-d40e77f5e953
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-513583/v1
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