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Health care predictions for 2025 – a slideshow

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AANP offers five critical health care trends for next year.

What lies forward on the road ahead in 2025?

The American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) has published its summary of five critical health care trends to watch next year.

“As health care trends evolve, the demand for America’s 385,000 licensed nurse practitioners remains high due to their exceptional, patient-centered approach to care,” AANP President Stephen A. Ferrara, DNP, said in a news release.

This list comes from AANP, with data from its State of Primary Care in America national survey and other resources including Health Affairs and the National Institute on Drugs and Addiction’s 2024 fact sheet.

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