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In the United States, the public health emergency (PHE) and regulatory flexibilities were instrumental in streamlining this effort by waiving specific requirements, such as the providers’ ability to see patients outside the states where they are licensed and to prescribe over telemedicine with fewer restrictions [2,3]. Due to these temporary changes, providers could prescribe via telemedicine less restrictively and determine what level of care they felt comfortable providing over telemedicine.
JMIR Hum Factors 2025;12:e65419
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In the clinical domain, a clinician’s authority to prescribe medication or provide care depends on authority granted by the institution or licensure body. In the specific context of this study conducted in the State of Michigan, it is noteworthy that clinical pharmacists and nurses lack the legal authority to prescribe DOAC medications. Consequently, they depend on physicians and other clinicians who possess prescribing authority.
JMIR Hum Factors 2023;10:e49025
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