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Weighing Physician Assistant Autonomy in Medical Practice

Pa-C Stephen H. Hanson

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It hasn't been the easiest road to get to where I am today as a physician assistant, but things have definitely evolved for the better for our profession.

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It hasn't been the easiest road to get to where I am today as a physician assistant, but things have definitely evolved for the better for our profession.

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It hasn't been the easiest road to get to where I am today as a physician assistant, but things have definitely evolved for the better for our profession.

Key concepts: Autonomy, Medical practice, Medical education, Medicine, Computer science, Political science, Law

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