Which of the following is NOT required in a nurse midwife’s prescription?

In the context of a nurse midwife’s prescription, the requirement for a physician's signature is not necessary. Nurse midwives, functioning under the regulations set forth by Connecticut and other states, are authorized to prescribe medications independently, without needing a physician's signature. This reflects the legal recognition of their training and competency to manage patient care, including prescribing medication when needed.

The inclusion of the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse’s (APRN) name and address, phone number, and any required co-signatures for certain circumstances or medications may be mandated based on state regulations or specific protocols but do not necessitate a physician's endorsement on the prescription. Consequently, this makes the physician's signature an incorrect choice in this scenario, affirming that the APRN has the autonomy to prescribe without such requirements.