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Eminem and Ed Sheeran have teamed up to explore the meaning of love in the dramatic new video for "River."
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Whenever I hear someone say the "economy is two-thirds consumption" I just cringe. It betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of America's statistical system–the assumption that our economic data is objective. The reality is that "all data is theory-laden."
Put simply, who do you think were staffing federal statistical agencies back in the 1930s when many of the statistics we commonly use today began? Keynesians or Austrians? If Keynesians is the right answer, and it is, then it makes sense that the statistics they would create would be most useful in a Keynesian theoretical framework. Stating that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is driven by consumption is a tautology.
The reason this view of the consumer-led economy is misleading is that GDP only includes the final sales of goods and services to consumers and businesses. But all intermediate business-to-business (B2B) expenditures are ignored in the measurement of GDP.
For instance, if American Airlines purchases a Boeing 747, the sale would be included in GDP because American is the final end-user of the 747. By contrast, Boeing's purchase of aluminum from Alcoa would not be included in GDP since the aluminum is an "intermediate input" into the production of the 747. Using GDP as the sole measure of economic activity leads to the strange conclusion that Alcoa is somehow less important to the economy that Boeing.
Fortunately, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) does track a broader measure of economic activity known as Gross Output (GO). GO not only measures the final sale of goods and services but also measures intermediate B2B expenditures. As shown in the chart, in 2008, America's GO was valued at $26.5 trillion—compared to the much lower GDP value of $14.4 trillion. The difference is B2B expenditures of $12.1 trillion.
Overall, gross output would seem to be fertile ground for Austrians looking for a better alternative to the loaded GDP data. However, to date, I have only found one Austrian economist, Mark Skousen, who has latched onto its importance–see this article he wrote in The Freeman. One reason why he would be interested in Gross Output is because he is the author of the excellent book on Austrian capital theory titled "The Structure of Production."
There is too much about Gross Output to put into one post, so like my previous blog on the private sector, this to will become a regular series here at Wealth Alchemy . . . stay tuned for more analysis and updates using the most recent data.


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ATHENS - Georgia is expected to retain the two remaining defensive assistant coaches, assuming they want to stay, head coach Mark Richt said Wednesday.
Defensive line coach Chris Wilson and inside linebackers coach Kirk Olivadotti are welcome to stay in their jobs, Richt said at a press conference introducing new defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt.
"Right now, if they want to, and as of right now I think they want to," Richt said, adding: "If coach Olivadotti and coach Wilson want to be with us, then that's the plan."
Pruitt will serve as the defensive backs coach, which he coached at Florida State, and for three years at Alabama. Scott Lakatos, who coached the Georgia secondary the past four years, resigned last week.
So if Olivadotti and Wilson do stay, then that leaves one spot available on the staff. Richt said he would expect the vacancy to be for the outside linebackers coach, which was the position that Grantham held.
Why Grantham left?
Todd Grantham told Richt on Saturday that there was an offer on the table, and would let him know Sunday. Grantham decided to take the offer from Louisville, which reportedly is five years for $1 million, a raise of $150,000 over what he was set to earn in the final year of his Georgia deal. It also is a chance for Grantham to start over, while next season could have been his final at Georgia if the defense struggled again.
But Richt opined that Grantham being able to hire his brother Tony as outside linebackers coach was key.
"And in the state of Georgia we've got nepotism laws that would prevent that from happening," Richt said. "When it all got weighed out in the end, that he got an opportunity to coach with his brother, who's an outstanding coach, to be with family, I think that's what swung it."


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School Screener: What is it?
Few would argue that children who cannot see or hear properly will be disadvantaged in the classroom. Research suggests that approximately 15% of school children have a vision problem and a further 20% some hearing loss. Even in schools where screening is provided, this is usually limited to a single screening on school entry, so children developing vision of hearing problems subsequently, may well go undetected.
The longer problems go undetected, the more a child's social and educational development is likely to be impacted. This in turn places greater demands on school remedial support resources.
School Screener, developed at City University London, is designed to manage the entire school screening process including obtaining parental consent, performing a range of vision and hearing tests, analyzing results, producing personalised reports for parents/carers, maintaining a database of screening test results, auditing the screening process and exporting the data for further analysis.
The bottom line:
- Would you like to offer the highest quality vision and hearing screening?
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NHS guidelines recommend that all children should be screened during their first year at school. However, surveys by the RNIB and WHICH Magazine have shown that at least a third of children in England are not currently tested. Even where a screening programme is in place, the methods are often variable and children are rarely followed through the referral pathway.
The School Screener system provides an efficient and cost effective tool to help you implement a vision and hearing screening programme in your area. The system can also be used to collect height and weight data.
No clinical knowledge is needed to use the School Screener; the software manages the full screening process from initial screening, administration (including personalised letters to parents/carers), management of the referral pathway and feedback to schools. Managers have access to detailed management information and audit allowing timely interventions and decision making on resource allocation and quality control.
Fewer false positives saves costs in secondary care and saves time for clinicians, children and their parents.
The software fully conforms with the requirements and protocols of the NHS National Screening Committee and can be customised to meet your exact requirements.
We would be delighted to arrange for a demonstration of this radical solution. You will not be disappointed.
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"The software has proved easy to use and delivered benefits rapidly, enabling Band 2s to successfully deliver screening across the county and improving the team's efficiency and effectiveness through the software managing testing, administration, pathway management and audit. As a result, the Trust has now decided to extend use of the School Screener software, agreeing a three-year contract to include hearing and BMI screening in addition to vision, for all reception children."


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Students interested in pursuing a health care career will find a new training option when UCW Academy of Health opens a Richmond campus in January 2010. Offering diploma programs such as Practical Nursing, Resident Care Attendant and Community Health Care, the Academy of Health will prepare students for life-long careers in the expanding health care industry by focusing on specific niche (see http://health.ucan.ca/news).
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Proximity triggered content is making it easier than ever for exhibitors to connect with their audience to deliver positive and memorable experiences.
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Don't just wait for passers-by, bring visitors directly to your stand using beacon triggered messaging.
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Whether that's a special offer at the show, your latest product news or even just directions to your stand, the beacon will send a push-notification to their device.
The tricky bit with this technology is ensuring visitors already have an app or another piece of compatible software which can read the beacon.
Here, there is an opportunity pre-show to encourage users to download the app or software before they come to the event and input their details and preferences, so content is personalised to them when they attend.
Different messages can also be targeted at different specified distances to create a customer journey through the show.
If you want to be really clever at targeting content to your audience, why not let your audience be the beacons?
Beacon technology can be scaled right down to something as small as a badge to hand out to visitors attending a show.
While on mass the technology can be pricey, if you can use it effectively, you could potentially see a high return on investment.
By segmenting visitors attending a show by the beacon you give them, you can better target the content that's shown to them on your AV screens or devices.
Near field communication (NFC) can help re-imagine how you display and educate visitors about your products on stand.
The technology works when an NFC tag is touched against a hotspot, exactly like when you use an oyster card (the tag) and touch it on the card reader (the hotspot) in an underground station.
By placing a tag – potentially made to look like your product – onto a table top (the hotspot), a screen can then display interactive information relating to that product. This could include images, text, videos and animations. You can also use multiple hotspots on the same table to launch different content, dependent on where the tag is placed, to make product comparisons easy.
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Flying Into a Problem (1/3)
Lesson 1 of 4
Objective: Students will be able to gather data and information in order to build a successful paper airplane.
To begin the lesson, I simply ask the children, "Do you know how to build a paper airplane that will travel at least 3 feet?"
Of course, all of the students raised their hands in excitement, exclaiming "YES!"
I then gave each of the students 10 minutes to construct an airplane and discuss with their partners how they will consistently measure their distance.
Some of the questions I place on the board for the partnerships to consider are:
- What if your plane does not travel in a straight path?
- What unit will use you to measure?
- Will you use standard, or non-standard units?
- What will be your determination of success?
Mini Lesson
In order to allow my students time to gather data, I take them to the empty lunchroom and allow them to fly their planes 3 times. During those flight tests, I ask the children to measure, in their way, the success of their planes. While the students are testing, I ask them to not revise or adjust their models just yet. This is an important teaching move because young scientists need to learn the value of data gathering and testing for consistency. This will help later when I ask them to pay attention to variables and test for consistency.
In this clip, you will see the first flight! Not very successful:(
Active Engagement
I knew that students might have a less than successful flight experience, so I gathered a few resources for them to explore after their initial testing. These links were placed on a tab on the school's iPads. The resources I used are:
What Makes Paper Airplanes Fly?
As the students research and revise, I tour the room and ask questions to prompt their thinking and design. However, I do not tell them what to do! Again, this is their learning. The more I talk, the less they learn. Students deserve an opportunity to make sense of data and design that on their own, based on their work. Creating an opportunity to explore, build perseverance, and to become questioners and problem solvers is covered in my reflection below.
In this clip, the student pilot is explaining a problem she had with her plane and what she is looking for as a solution.
Closing and Home Research
To close the lesson, I gather the excited, and somewhat frustrated students, in order to discuss successes and challenges.
To my delight, many of the students are using the new vocabulary words that they gained from their informational reading (lift, thrust, drag, and weight/gravity). They are excited to share what they found out about revising wing span, width, and flaps.
After our review, I explain that they are free to use the links on our school site to further research at home. I then give each student 3 pieces of paper and tell them to design 3 models at home for our challenge the next day, which is to fly their plane 10 yards through a hula-hoop ring!
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HP OpenVMS Systems Documentation
OpenVMS User's Manual
12.12 Understanding Symbol Substitution
In certain contexts, DCL uses a string of characters beginning with a letter as a symbol name or a lexical function. In these contexts, DCL tries to replace the symbol or lexical function with its value. Replacing a symbol with its current value is referred to as symbol substitution. If you use a symbol or lexical function in any other context, you must use a substitution operator to request symbol substitution.
DCL automatically evaluates symbols and lexical functions when they are used as follows:
In the following examples, the command interpreter uses any character string beginning with an alphabetic character as a symbol name and any string beginning with a number or with the radix operator (%) as a literal numeric value.
12.12.1 Forced Symbol Substitution
To force substitution of a symbol that is not in one of the positions listed, enclose the symbol with apostrophes ('), as follows:
To force substitution of a symbol within a quoted character string, precede that symbol with two apostrophes (') and follow it with a single apostrophe (') as follows:
When processing a command line, DCL replaces symbols with their values in the following order:
The following example demonstrates the effect of the order in which DCL substitutes symbols. First, the symbols PN, FILE1, and NUM are defined:
Given the preceding symbol definitions, the following commands print the file named [BOLIVAR]TEST_CASE.TXT:
In the first command, forced substitution causes NUM to become 1, making FILE''NUM' become FILE1. If you enter the command SHOW SYMBOL FILE, you see that FILE = " 'FILE1' ".
The second command performs two substitutions. First, 'FILE' is substituted with 'FILE1'. 'FILE1' also requires substitution because it is enclosed in apostrophes ('). Automatic substitution causes FILE1 to become [BOLIVAR]TEST_CASE.TXT. This file name is then appended to the value of PN, which is PRINT/NOTIFY. The resulting string is as follows:
12.12.2 Symbol Substitution Operators
You can use a substitution operator to request symbol substitution in places where DCL does not usually perform it. DCL accepts two substitution operators:
The difference between these two operators is the time when the substitution occurs. Symbols preceded by apostrophes are substituted during the first phase of DCL command processing; symbols preceded by ampersands are substituted during the second phase. For more information on the phases of command processing, see Section 12.13.
The apostrophe (') is the most frequently used substitution operator. Use it to request symbol substitution when you use a symbol in place of a command parameter or qualifier. Use the apostrophes to request symbol substitution on the right side of a string assignment (:=) statement.
To request symbol substitution within a quoted character string, place two apostrophes before the symbol name and one apostrophe after it.
When you use apostrophes to request symbol substitution, you cannot continue the line (with the hyphen continuation character) in the middle of the value that is being substituted.
In the following example, the TYPE command requires a file specification. The apostrophes indicate that LIT is a symbol that must be evaluated. If you omit the apostrophes, DCL looks for a file called LIT.LIS (.LIS is the default file type for the TYPE command):
In the following example, the value for NAME is substituted so that FILE becomes REPORT.DAT:
In the following example, the current value of the symbol NAME is FRED:
Therefore, MESSAGE has the following value:
The ampersand (&) is also a substitution operator that the command interpreter recognizes. In many cases, the apostrophe and the ampersand perform the same function. Ampersands are most effective as substitution operators when they are used with apostrophes to affect the order in which substitution is performed.
The action the command interpreter takes when a symbol is undefined depends on the context of the command. For more information, see Section 12.13.5.
In the first command shown here, the command interpreter replaces the symbol NAME with its current value during the first phase of command processing (scanning). The second command replaces the symbol NAME with its current value during the second phase of command processing (parsing). The result is the same, even though the methods are different:
In the following example, the ampersand (&) is used with apostrophes to affect the substitution order:
First, the command interpreter evaluates the symbol enclosed by apostrophes ('COUNT'). The result is as follows:
Second, the command interpreter evaluates the symbol preceded by an ampersand (P1). The result is as follows:
In the following example, apostrophes are used with both P and COUNT:
Working left to right, the command interpreter attempts to evaluate P. Because P is not a defined symbol, DCL gives it a null value. Next, it evaluates the symbol COUNT. The result is as follows:
In the following example, A is equated to the current value of B:
The ampersand (&) does not cause symbol substitution when it is used inside quotation marks (" "). Therefore, when the assignment is made, the value of B is not substituted. However, the TYPE command displays MYFILE.DAT. This occurs because the command interpreter first substitutes the value &B for A. Next, it substitutes MYFILE.DAT for the symbol &B. If you were to redefine B, the result of the TYPE command would change accordingly.
Observe the following rules for using ampersands:
12.13 The Three Phases of Command Processing
The command interpreter performs symbol substitution in three phases.
In command input scanning (also called the lexical input phase), the
command interpreter evaluates symbols preceded by apostrophes from left
to right. Symbols that are preceded by single apostrophes are
translated iteratively, as described in Phase 1 Substitution. Symbols preceded
by two apostrophes are not translated iteratively.
In the command parsing phase:
Symbol substitution during this phase is not iterative.
During the expression evaluation phase:
Symbol substitution during this phase is not iterative.
Note that the command interpreter does not scan any lines that are read as input data by commands or programs executed within a command procedure. Therefore, the command interpreter does not perform symbol substitution within these data lines.
In the following example, the program AVERAGE reads 55, 57, and 9999 from SYS$INPUT (the command input stream). These data lines are never read by the command interpreter. If you enter symbol names as input, they are not evaluated:
12.13.4 Repetitive and Iterative Substitution
Symbol substitution can be repetitive or iterative:
When you use an apostrophe (') to request symbol substitution, the command interpreter performs iterative substitution during the first phase of command processing.
Substitution using apostrophes is not iterative when a symbol is included in a quoted character string.
In the following example, the substitution is iterative:
After the statement B = 'A' the resulting value of the symbol B is 5 because:
Note, however, what happens when you include A in a quoted character string:
In this case, B has the value 'MAC'. The symbol name A is replaced only once because substitution is not iterative within quoted character strings.
The command interpreter performs iterative substitution automatically only when an apostrophe is in the command line. In some cases, you may want to nest command synonym definitions.
In the following example, when EXEC is processed, the command interpreter performs substitution only once:
The result is the string 'MAC'. The command interpreter displays an error message because it does not recognize MAC as a command. This error occurs because during the first phase of command processing, no substitution is performed (the string EXEC is not delimited by apostrophes). During the second phase, the string 'MAC' is substituted for EXEC because EXEC is the first value on the command line. This substitution is not iterative. Therefore, even though 'MAC' is delimited by apostrophes, no additional substitution is performed.
To use the command synonym EXEC correctly, enclose it in apostrophes:
In this case, the symbol EXEC is evaluated during the first phase of command processing. Because this substitution is iterative, ('MAC') is also evaluated and the string TYPE A.B is substituted.
When the command interpreter analyzes an expression in a command, any symbols specified in the expression are replaced only once. You can, however, force iterative substitution by using an apostrophe or an ampersand in the expression. When you force iteration in this way, you must remember the following:
Note, however, that if substitution does not result in a valid symbol name, the command fails.
The following example shows iterative substitution in an IF command:
When the command interpreter scans this line, it replaces the symbol COUNT with its current value. The result is as follows:
Because this string has no apostrophes, the command interpreter does not perform any more substitution. However, when the IF command executes, it automatically evaluates the symbol name P1 and replaces it with its current value.
In the following example, the symbol name FILENAME is invalid:
The command interpreter replaces the symbol FILENAME with its current value (A.B). The result is as follows:
When the IF command executes the command line, A.B is not a valid symbol and an error occurs. For this IF command to be processed correctly, omit the apostrophes, as follows:
12.13.5 Undefined Symbols
If a symbol is not defined when it is used in a command line, the command interpreter either displays an error message or replaces the symbol with a null string, depending on the context. The rules are as follows:
The following example shows how the command interpreter processes an undefined symbol that is preceded by an apostrophe:
When the symbol FILE is created, the symbol FILE_TYPE is replaced with its current value. If FILE_TYPE is not defined, the command interpreter replaces FILE_TYPE with a null string. The absence of a file type in the file specification causes the PRINT command to use the default file type .LIS. Thus, the file specification is interpreted as MYFILE.LIS.
In the following example, the expression is evaluated during the third phase of command processing:
The symbol B is undefined, so the command interpreter cannot evaluate
the expression.
You can also invoke a command procedure (.COM file type) or executable image (.EXE file type) from DCL level without defining a symbol for that procedure. Using automatic foreign commands, DCL can search a specific set of directories for a command procedure or executable image and run it automatically.
When you enter a command verb that is not a DCL symbol and that is not in the DCL command tables, the system usually displays the following message:
However, if the logical name DCL$PATH is defined (and is not blank), DCL instead performs an RMS $SEARCH for any file that contains the invalid verb in its file name and DCL$PATH:.* as the default file specification.
If DCL finds a .COM or .EXE file, DCL will automatically execute that file with the rest of the command line as its parameters. (This behavior is similar to the PATH options found in DOS, UNIX, and other operating systems.)
In the following example, the DCL symbol SYSGEN is no longer needed. DCL looks in the SYS$SYSTEM directory and finds SYSGEN.EXE. DCL acts like the symbol "SYSGEN" was defined as "$SYS$SYSTEM:SYSGEN" which causes the SYSGEN image to be activated as a foreign command.
In the following example, SS does not need to be defined as "@SS.COM" because DCL will automatically search the SYS$SYSTEM directory for SS.COM or SS.EXE. If that fails, DCL will search the current directory for SS.COM or SS.EXE.
In the example, DCL locates SS.COM and acts like "SS" had been a symbol defined as "@SS.COM". The command procedure is activated with the rest of the command line parsed as parameters. Note that "SS.EXE" does not invoke the image SS.EXE, but instead invokes SS.COM with two parameters, the first being the text string ".EXE". This is consistent with the way command parsing and symbol substitution is performed by the OpenVMS operating system.


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When people critique craft books, they usually pick the newest, most colorful books, often geared to sophisticated techniques. I'm going the other way. I'm going back to the beginning, and it actually my beginning. This is the book that got me started, Create Anything with Clay by Sherri Haab and Laura Torres, they also authored the The Incredible Clay Book.
The Incredible Clay Book looks much cooler and if I had found it, I probably would have bought it. So since I have no real experience with it, I can't say much but it seems to be on the same level as Create Anything with Clay.
Both come with a set of polymer clay so it is a great to get started. The age on both says 5 and up. Believe me, I was in my early thirties and I had fun with it. It really starts at the very beginning. The projects are quick, simple and teach some basic techniques of sculpting and assumes nothing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Membership FAQs
- Why should I become a member?
When you join CANP, you enter a close-knit community where information and ideas are freely exchanged, helping members stay at the top of their profession and play a powerful role in health care today.
- How do I renew my membership?
You can renew your membership by any of the following methods:
- Under the My Account section, click "Renew" and complete the renewal form
- Click the renew link under the membership tab
- Download an application and mail to CANP 1415 L Street, Suite 1000 Sacramento, CA 95814
- Once I'm a member, how do I become involved?
First and foremost, contact your local chapter. Most members are involved at the local level, where chapters typically conduct monthly meetings that provide valuable networking opportunities. You'll definitely want to attend the Annual Educational Conference, CANP's premier annual event. Are you looking to help influence the direction of the association? There are many opportunities for you to get involved at the leadership level. You could participate on a committee, become a representative at the House of Delegates, even become a member of the board of directors. While all members are encouraged to get involved, your level of engagement is entirely up to you.
- There's a lot of emphasis on "advocacy." What does that mean for me?
CANP has a long history of being actively engaged in the legislative process, educating legislators and policy makers about the role NPs play in California's health care delivery system and protecting and expanding NP practice. Through its advocacy efforts, CANP helps thousands of nurse practitioners speak as one, providing a collective voice in the State Capitol.
- How does CANP help me earn continuing education credits?
Our Annual Educational Conference is the state's only event focused exclusively on continuing education for advanced practice nursing. Each year, CANP leaders work with members to design a program of courses featuring some of the most influential figures in the industry. That's in addition to other educational opportunities that CANP membership delivers.
- What other benefits do I get as a CANP member?
The benefits of CANP membership include discounts on products, services and resources vital to you and your practice. These include items that make routine tasks easier, tools for managing your practice, and information channels that expand your knowledge base - as well as your career opportunities.
- When I renew my membership, when will I receive a new membership card?
When renewing online, a new membership card is generated and emailed to members immediately. When renewing by mail you will receive a new membership card within 3 business days by email. You can also access your membership card via the "My Membership" link in the "My Account" section.
- As a CANP member, do I automatically become an AANP (American Association of Nurse Practitioners) member?
You do receive a discounted rate for AANP membership because you're a CANP member, but you do not automatically become a member of AANP.
- What methods are acceptable for payment for membership?
CANP accepts personal and business checks, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover. We also offer members the ability to pay in four equal quarterly payments. You can even arrange automatic renewal payments – for the full year or on a quarterly basis – by selecting the Auto Pay option when choosing your member type.
- How long does my membership last?
Membership expires one year from the join date. (Example: September 1, 2012 to September 1, 2013)
- How do you become a CANP member?
Click the Become a Member link in the left sidebar and fill out the membership application form, or download an application and follow the instructions for submitting it.
Controlled Substance II FAQs
- How do I apply for CS II authority if I already have a DEA number?
Complete a BRN-Approved CS II Authority Continuing Education Course. Submit the CE certificate, a written request for CS II Authority and a copy of the course outline to the following address:
Board of Registered Nursing
Advanced Practice Unit
PO Box 944210 Sacramento, CA 94244-2100
- I am a student nurse practitioner. Do I need to attend a CS II Authority Course prior to obtaining my furnishing license?
If you are currently enrolled in a NP program, inquire with your educational institution regarding their plan to include this content if you have already completed your pharmacology course. Most, if not all, NP programs are including a separate lecture with the BRN-required content if the students have already finished their pharmacology course.
- If current law requires the patient's provider to write the prescription for CS II medication, how do we handle refills when I am covering for other doctors and nurse practitioners if I do not have an established relationship with the patient?
California's Health and Safety Code Section 11154 (a) states, "Except in the regular practice of his or her profession, no person shall knowingly prescribe, administer, dispense, or furnish a controlled substance to or for any person or animal which is not under his or her treatment for a pathology or condition…" You may want to speak to an attorney for your specific situation if you are covering for other health care providers whose patients may require CS II medications in their absence. CANP offers members three free Legal Consultations with an attorney who is also a licensed NP.
- How will the pharmacist know that the patient is terminally ill if I send in a CS II prescription on a regular prescription blank?
California law does not require a health care provider to utilize anti-fraud prescription blanks for CS medications if the patient is certified as "terminally-ill" as defined in Health and Safety Code Section 11159.2 (d). The prescription must indicate that the prescriber has certified that the patient is terminally ill by printing the words "11159.2 exemption" on the prescription blank. Certification can only be made by a physician.
- Does the physician's name and DEA number need to appear on the Anti-Fraud Prescription Blank?
No, California law was changed and no longer requires the name and DEA number on a prescription pad of an NP. The Board of Nursing and Board of Pharmacy concur with this answer.
Common Practice Questions
- The manager of my county family clinic wants me to do 100 hours with a pediatrician before seeing pediatric patients. Is this within my scope of practice?
Following is a link to the BRN website FAQ document. That question is addressed (somewhat vaguely) on the bottom of the first page. It states that in addition to clinical hours, you should take a theory course.
- The Standardized Procedure guidelines requirements show that a disease format can be used. This seems difficult to develop for a Primary Care outpatient setting. Does CANP have advice on templates?
Most facilities use the standardized procedure rather than a disease based format because it is nearly impossible to cover every clinical problem that could materialize. The BRN has posted the standardized procedure guidelines. You will also need the furnishing piece of it in which you must list all drugs and devices that you will furnish. We have included the link to the pharmacy regulations.
- Are the new federal incentives for meaningful use of EHR for the individual practitioner or for the clinic where employed?
As NPs, we are not eligible providers (EPs) in the EHR incentive program. So if you are in a private practice that has implemented EHRs, the physician would be the EP. If you are at a clinic that has implemented EHR, the clinic will receive the monies, as the clinic has had to make the investment in EHR technology.
- I was told I can't be reimbursed for doing Medi-Cal first trimester dating ultrasounds. Is this true? I thought the July legislation eliminated this?
Upon researching the Medi-Cal policies, we do not see anything that precludes the NP from performing and billing for 1st trimester ultrasounds. We have included the link to the Medi-Cal early pregnancy document for you to utilize as necessary. We have also copied the announcement that went out regarding NP's ability to bill Medi-Cal.
"After much discussion with the staff at the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), they have expedited their state plan amendment processes and are now granting Medi-Cal provider numbers to nurse practitioners, which will allow NPs to bill directly for services provided, rather than under a physician's number. AB 1591, Chan, Chapter 719, Statutes of 2006 requires DHCS to permit a certified nurse practitioner to bill Medi-Cal independently for his or her services. Further, the statute requires that the Department make payment directly to the certified nurse practitioner if he or she bills independently for his or her services. 14132.41 (b) defined 'certified' as 'nationally board certified in a recognized specialty.' The code does not limit or specify which certifications will be recognized or accepted by Medi-Cal."
DHCS issued this provider bulletin with more detail implementing this change — see item #17 referenced in this link.
- At what age do you recommend patients begin routine mammograms? How often do you want women to have routine mammograms?
We're more than happy to answer your questions as a personal opinion — not the opinion of CANP: As a clinician, we start routine mammograms at age 40 unless there is a strong family risk or physical finding that would prompt us do a mammogram before age 40. We order mammograms annually, but we think that every two years is fine in a low risk, asymptomatic patient.
Common Legal Questions
- Can DNPs be called "Doctor" in clinical settings?
There is no case statute or law that states DNPs cannot be called "doctor" in a clinical setting in California. Some states have enacted legislation to prevent DNPs from being called doctor. These measures have not been found to be unconstitutional.
- Can NPs sign death certificates?
No, they cannot. The death certificate must be signed by a physician.
- What laws govern billing?
Only Medicare and Medi-Cal name nurse practitioners. Some private and HMO insurance allow NPs on their panels. However, many private and HMO insurances do not allow NPs on their panels. It is the decision of the insurance companies, not a law. Frequently, NPs have to bill under their collaborating physician. It may be necessary to call the insurance companies to ask how they want billing done for NPs.
- If an NP is in private practice with their collaborating MD offsite, what is the MD's legal responsibility if the NP is sued for malpractice?
Since NPs practice under their own scope of practice and under protocols, she/he is responsible for his/her own actions. However, if under consultation, the physician instructs the NP to treat the patient incorrectly, the physician can be held accountable for the NP's actions. If the NP makes the decision himself/herself, the NP is liable. This does not mean the physician will not be sued in a lawsuit. The physician can still be named but eventually not be held liable.
- How long does a physician have to send me (NP) medical records?
There is no set time period. The patient must sign a release form before another physician can send the NP records. The release form states who the records are being released to. The physician cannot argue that the medical records can only be sent to another physician. The patient can release his/her medical records to whomever they wish. The process should not take more than a couple of weeks. The physician transferring the records can charge a reasonable copying fee. If the physician continues to refuse to transfer medical records, you can report him/her to the Medical Board.
- I left my place of employment as an independent contractor due to many issues and the physician is withholding my paycheck because he/she said I abandoned my patients. What recourse do I have?
As an independent contractor you cannot take advantage of the Department of Labor's assistance in getting your paycheck. However, you can sue in small claims court for back wages if it is not more than $7,000. If it is more than $7,000, you will have to file a suit in civil court. As far as abandonment, it is very difficult to prove in a primary care practice where there are other health care providers who can take your patients.
- I am leaving my employment due to many issues and the physician is refusing to give me my last paycheck and is threatening to report me for abandoning patients. What do I do?
The physician cannot refuse to pay you for services performed. Go to this page on the California Department of Industrial Relations Web site. It will walk you through the steps, and no attorney fees will be charged. Abandoning a patient indicates you are leaving that patient without anyone to care for him/her. This is a common threat. However, the patient is the physician's responsibility, not yours, so you are not abandoning the patient.
- Is there a set rule as to the incentives the physician receives by a collaborating NP?
You need to be very careful in this area as an NP cannot pay the collaborating physician individual-to-individual, as this is against the corporate practice of medicine. You need to speak to an attorney about your individual situation to determine if you are following the law. If following the law, payments can vary from no fee to $500-$3,000 or more. It depends also on your type of practice.
- I have a Medicare number and am being told I cannot use it.
Many physicians prefer to bill "incident to" because they can receive 100% of the physician rate. That may be why you are being told you cannot use your own number. However, when billing incident to, you must be very careful, as a physician must be on the premises. The physician must also be an integral part of the patient's care. If a physician is not on the premises, you must use your own number and bill at 85% of the physician rate. Review and understand the definition of incident to billing before you become involved in patient care and billing.


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Ultraviolet radiation, commonly referred to as UV radiation, is emitted constantly from the sun. It has an overall wavelength range between 100 and 400 nanometers (nm) which is divided into three sections: UVA (315-400 nm), UVB (280-215 nm), and UVC (100-180 nm). The earths surrounding atmosphere absorbs approximately all UVC radiation and about 90% of UVB radiation. The UV radiation that reaches the earths surface is composed of mostly UVA radiation with small measurements of UVB. Over the years, extensive research done by scientists and medical experts has shown the detrimental effects of ultraviolet radiation (UV) on the skin. This harmful light can instigate side effects varying from mild sunburns to deadly skin cancer. In order to expand the publics knowledge of ultraviolet radiation as a potential health hazard, the Environmental Protection Agency and National Weather Service developed the UV Index. This index is published daily and consists of an estimation of the UV radiations maximum risk factor for the following day. When reading the UV Index it is important to keep the following factors in mind:
- Exposure categories are conservative and based off the effects of UV radiation on fair skin.
- The index contains a description of the effect of cloud cover.
- The UV radiation risk may fluctuate depending on the distance from the UV Index origin.
- The UV intensity in the continental United States is reduced to about half its usual intensity approximately 3 hours before and 3 hours after noon.
Exposure Category
UV Index
General Recommended Action (All Skin Types)
|Apply SPF 15+ sunscreen
|Apply SPF 15+ sunscreen and wear protective clothing including a hat
|Apply SPF 15+ sunscreen, wear protective clothing including a hat and protective sunglasses
|Very High
|Apply SPF 15+ sunscreen, wear protective clothing including a hat and protective sunglasses, avoid the sun between 10 am and 4 pm.
UVA/UVB radiation levels are at their highest on cloudless days, but can still maintain dangerous levels despite cloud coverage due to the scattering of radiation by water molecules and other atmospheric particles. UVA/UVB radiation also has the ability to penetrate through glass and most fabrics. It then penetrates the epidermis and dermis (outer and inner layers of skin) and increases the chance of sunburn and skin-cancer. This is one of the many reasons why it is a crucial to the healthy maintenance of skin to maintain an awareness of the dangers of UV radiation as well as knowledge of how to prevent the serious damage it can cause. Aside from the general recommended action provided in the above table, here are a few additional suggestions to protect your skin from UVA/UVB radiation damage:
- Avoid sun tanning as well as tanning beds-UV radiation from tanning beds can cause premature wrinkles as well as skin cancer.
- Be cautious of water, snow, and sand-They reflect the damaging light from the sun which can increase chances of sunburn.
- Some experts suggest safely consume vitamin D - Instead of sunbathing, eat vitamin supplements and vitamin D fortified foods.
- Watch the UV Index - It provides information that can help daily activities be planned in a way to prevent overexposure to UV radiation.


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Another myth in the battle of the sexes has been shattered. For years, the popular belief has been that women smoke to control their emotions more than men do. Yet a recent study from the University of California, Irvine, found that men are more likely to light up when they are angry, sad or tired. Women, by comparison, smoke more for social reasons than mood control.
While the women studied associated smoking with happiness, the men did not. Men were more likely to want to smoke when angry or anxious, and only men linked smoking with sadness or fatigue. Smoking was successful in soothing anger in some men and reducing sadness. Women, however, experienced little change in emotions after a cigarette.