Nurse Practitioner
Nurse Practitioners are able to provide a wide variety of primary care services. This includes health assessment, health history, physical examination, ordering and interpreting laboratory and diagnostic tests, diagnosing medical conditions, initializing or adjusting treatment plans, prescribing and administering medications, education/counselling patients and families, curative and preventive health care, and referrals to other health care professionals and specialists.
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Alisa Fowlow
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Blood and urine specimens are collected and delivered to NL Health Laboratory for testing. This service requires a requisition from a practitioner and an MCP or equivalent ID.
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Registered Nurse Prescriber
A Registered Nurse Prescriber (RN-P) is a registered nurse (RN) with the authority to prescribe specific medications and communicate diagnoses for prescribing purposes. This expanded scope of practice enables RN Prescribers to independently manage and treat specific non-complex medical conditions.
While RN-Ps can prescribe medications, they also collaborate with nurse practitioners, physicians, and other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive and safe treatment plans. Their role also includes conducting assessments, providing health education, and offering follow-up care as part of patient management. By enabling RNs to prescribe medications within their scope of practice, healthcare teams can operate more efficiently, ensuring patients receive timely care.
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Christina White
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Assessment and/or treatment in clinic by our nursing staff for care procedures including but not limited to dressing changes, suture removal, medication review, and physical assessment (such as blood pressure monitoring).
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Endoret - PRGF Eye Drops - Dry Eye Treatment
Endoret -PRGF is a biological therapy that promotes tissue repair and regeneration.
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Christina White
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Catalyst Health Solutions offers a variety of genetic blood testing.
Natera NIPS is a prenatal screening test ordered by your healthcare provider and requires nothing more than a regular blood draw. This test has no increased risk of miscarriage, and results are typically available 7-10 days after your sample arrives at the laboratory in the US. Pregnant with twins? The NIPS test can be performed on both singleton and twin pregnancies*, as well as individuals that conceived using IVF, an egg donor or those using a gestational carrier.
The Invitae EDTA Genetic testing is for individuals screening for genetic conditions.