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Diagnostic Radiology & Imaging (DRI) Names Frank Manole as Chief Executive Officer Original

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By Kelli Collins Verified
| Business Wire
Diagnostic Radiology & Imaging (DRI) Names Frank Manole as Chief Executive Officer GREENSBORO, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Diagnostic Radiology & Imaging (DRI) announces the appointment of Frank Manole, DNP, MBA, MSN, FAANP, as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). As the organization’s first CEO, Manole will oversee overall strategy, leadership, and performance in partnership with DRI’s strong operational leadership team and Board of Directors.
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Zen and the future of nephrology - Nephrology News & Issues

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By Adam Weinstein, Sarah S. Prichard, Kelli Collins Verified, Rebecca Zumoff
| Nephrology News & Issues Verified
Looking toward the next 30 years of treating kidney disease Editor’s note: Nephrology News & Issues is celebrating 30 years of publishing this year. In this series, we are looking to the future. How will treating kidney disease change in the next three decades?
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Looking to the future: The role of the advanced practitioner - Nephrology News & Issues

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By Jane Davis, Adam Weinstein, Sarah S. Prichard, Kelli Collins Verified
| Nephrology News & Issues Verified
iStock photo psphotograph Looking toward the next 30 years of treating kidney disease Editor’s note: Nephrology News & Issues is celebrating 30 years of publishing this year. In this series, we are looking to the next 30 years. How will treating kidney disease change in the next three decades? In 1965, at opposite ends of the country, the roles of nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs) were created.
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