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The solo nurse practitioner: a private practice model.

T E Levin
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This article discusses the experience of one NP through 4 years of an independent private practice. Suggestions are offered for those considering the option. Personal, practical, and financial factors should be carefully considered. Business training and a business plan are essential. Expected and unexpected outcomes are shared with the reader.

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T E Levin. 1993. The solo nurse practitioner: a private practice model.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8369671/

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