TRIBUNE-REVIEW | Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021 5:01 a.m. A worker shortage in the pandemic economy has been troubling employers for months. But...

The temporary changes regarding regulatory waivers were made under a disaster declaration last year will expire this month.

More than 49,000 CRNAs safely administer well over 34 million anesthetics nationwide each year --- and Pennsylvania remains at the forefront

AFP-PA applauds Gov. Wolf’s decision to sign these two key bills into law will expand access to health care across the Commonwealth.

More than 2 million nurses live in NLC states. In Pennsylvania, this new law benefits 229,000 RNs and 51,000 LPNs.

Issues related to “informed consent” were brought about by the state Supreme Court’s interpretation of the MCare Act under Shinal v. Toms

“This is a monumental victory,” said Matt McCoy, DNP, CRNA, President of the Pennsylvania Association of Nurse Anesthetists (PANA).

“Finally, CRNAs in Pennsylvania will get the recognition they deserve for their advanced training, education and clinical skills.”

It's the second time in two weeks that the House Professional Licensure Committee unanimously approved a title designation measure for CRNAs

The Pa. House passed identical measure on Tuesday, moving provision closer to law than ever.