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• New Survey Finds Opinion Leaders View Nurses as Key Influencers For Quality Health Care (2/4/2010) [pdf]
  WASHINGTON – Health care providers who are not doctors of medicine (MDs) or osteopathy (DOs) provide care to millions of patients in the U.S., but how valuable are they to the health care system? A new survey on nurses sheds some light.
• Access to Broad Range of Health Care Providers Critical to Lowering Costs (12/16/09) [pdf]
  WASHINGTON – For months, members of Congress have debated the best ways to rein in runaway costs while providing care to all as part of health care reform. An important part of the ongoing discussion includes how to ensure patients equal access to a full range of health care providers besides doctors of medicine (MDs) or osteopathy (DOs).
• Coalition Battles Against Movement That Would Restrict Access to Health Care Services (June 17, 2009) [pdf]
  Access to quality healthcare is fundamental to the wants and needs of Americans. However, more and more patients are encountering obstacles when it comes to choosing a provider who best suits their needs.
• Rights, Access to Healthcare Providers of Choice at Risk (June 8, 2009) [pdf]
  WASHINGTON – Today the Coalition for Patients’ Rights TM announced that it has sent a letter to President Obama urging him to support the utilization of a broad spectrum of health professions as the Administration works to reform the nation’s healthcare system.
• CPR Names Jones Public Affairs as Agency of Record (January 22, 2009) [pdf]
  WASHINGTON—Jones Public Affairs, Inc., a healthcare public affairs agency in Washington, D.C., announced today that it has been named the public relations agency of record for the Coalition for Patients’ Rights (CPR).
  
  
  
• COALITION FOR PATIENTS' RIGHTS FORMED TO ENSURE PATIENT ACCESS, CHOICE OF HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS (July 27, 2006) [pdf]
  Washington, DC – In response to divisive efforts by the American Medical Association (AMA) and other physician groups to limit the ability of licensed health care professionals to provide care to millions of patients, the newly formed Coalition for Patients’ Rights (CPR) today urged all health care professionals to work together to counter the AMA’s actions.