Dialyses Nurses: Prop 23 Poses Grave Threat to Black Patients — The Sacramento Observer

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Dialyses Nurses: Prop 23 Poses Grave Threat to Black Patients — The Sacramento Observer

(CBM) - Ahead of the November election, a group of dialysis nurses and patients have come out in strong opposition to Proposition 23. If passed, Proposition 23 would require all kidney dialysis clinics to have a physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant on site during dialysis treatment. It would also prohibit clinics from reducing their […]

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