Power & Politics: Full show for May 9, 2021
When the coronavirus exploded in New York, it stretched our health care providers to the limit. That's why Gov. Andrew Cuomo instituted a number of emergency orders to allow more flexibility. One of those orders involved allowing nurse anesthetists and dentists more responsibilities. The question is, would it benefit New Yorkers to make those changes permanent?
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May 9, 2021, 5:10 PM
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6ds agoWhen
the coronavirus exploded in New York, it stretched our health care providers to
the limit. That's why Gov. Andrew
Cuomo instituted a number of emergency orders to allow more flexibility. One of
those orders involved allowing nurse anesthetists and dentists more
responsibilities. The question is, would it benefit New Yorkers to make those
changes permanent?
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