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kled

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The advanced nurse practitioner is routinely addressed as "doctor" by clinic patients. What is the best way for the advanced nurse practitioner to handle this mistake?
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◦ Only allow this practice if the ANP has an earned doctorate.
◦ Accept the mistake with good humor and ignore it.
◦ Be certain patients are aware that the nurse is not a physician.
◦ Ask the patients to address the ANP by first name.
◦ Wear a nametag that clearly lists the nurse's credentials as an ANP.
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Reply #1 on: Jan 10, 2023
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