Nurse practitioners fill void in state health care
by Lynn Lofton
Published: February 1,2013
Tags: Delta, hospitals, Mississippi, Mississippi Nurses Association, nursing, nursing shortage
The number of nurse practitioners is increasing in Mississippi. Their role in health care is also increasing as these highly trained nursing professionals are specializing and giving patients a higher level of care. According to Gayle Harrell, president of the Mississippi Nurses Association, there are 3,300 advanced practicing nurses and approximately 2,800 to 2,900 of [...]
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