la profession IPS ....

1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWY6qQ76PkE&feature=plcp


2) http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/ask-a-health-expert/can-i-see-a-nurse-practitioner-instead-of-a-family-doctor/article4101894/

The question

I’m having a hard time finding a family doctor. Would seeing a nurse practitioner be an acceptable substitute?

The answer

This is a personal decision that needs to be based on being comfortable with a primary care provider.

With the challenge many Canadians face of finding a family doctor, a nurse practitioner (NP) can be a very acceptable option offering care that is safe, effective and comprehensive. NPs often work in collaboration with family doctors, so you can consider them part of a team that can support your health care needs....

3) http://www.oiiq.org/uploads/infOIIQ/01mars2012/index.html

 IPS : un bilan encourageant

...Le Québec compte pas moins de 141 infirmières praticiennes spécialisées (IPS) dans quatre domaines d’activité, soit 28 en cardiologie, 13 en néphrologie, 12 en néonatalogie et 88 en soins de première ligne. À ce nombre, s’ajouteront 18 IPS, qui seront confirmées vers la mi-mars.

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