This House resolution recognizes Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) and their work providing anesthesia and pain care in civilian and military settings. It notes that CRNAs provide more than 58 million anesthetics each year and are primary anesthesia providers in rural areas. It encourages patients, health care workers, administrators, and policymakers to use CRNAs to their full potential and recognize their work during National CRNA Week.
The resolution encourages people to recognize CRNAs and their role in health care. It does not change health care rules or provide a new service.
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The resolution recognizes CRNAs' long-standing contributions to anesthesia and pain care, including in rural areas and the Armed Forces.
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