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Nurse prescribing is in dispute, but why, exactly?

How long has it been since there was so much tension between doctors and nurses? The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) says giving nurses the ability to prescribe will be revolutionary and will be ‘safe, cost-effective and popular with patients.’ The British Medical Association (BMA) has been at the media saying it is ‘an irresponsible and dangerous move’ and that ‘patients will suffer’. Who are we to believe?