PAs, NPs, and Physicians Deliver Comparable Patient Care
Across the outcomes studied, results suggest that NP/PA care was largely comparable to PCP care in community health centers.
The Mind Has It
Exploring the merits of cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques, namely the act of mindfulness, in your therapy practice.
Best Ways to Survive as a Travel SLP
Are you an SLP who’s dreading traveling from building to building or house to house each day? Here are some helpful tips to survive it.
Lateral Violence in the Workplace
Lateral violence has been defined as “nurses covertly or overtly directing their dissatisfaction inward toward each other, towards themselves, and toward those less powerful than themselves,” which can take many forms.
Nurse Be Nimble, Nurse Be Quick
The notion of pivoting in your nursing career isn’t a new one, and that readiness to pivot can emerge from a nimbleness of mind and a willingness to read the tea leaves of your career. Are you nimble?
15 Books Every Healthcare Professional Should Read
Do you want to offer your patients better care, increase your own industry understanding, and improve your own understanding of your field? Read these 15 books.
10 Stubborn Cybersecurity Myths, Busted
As common half-truths and misperceptions plague information security, we separate truth from fiction and outline steps to take in order to make your healthcare institution safer.
What is Driving Physicians to Burnout
Many doctors are always a step away from burnout. But we all chose this profession anyway, because we want to make a difference.
In Patient Satisfaction Scores, What Role Does Bias Play?
Do physicians who are not white or male get graded worse by patients?
Relief for Patients with Atopic Dermatitis
New immunomodulatory therapies are promising, not only for reversing skin barrier dysfunction, but in addressing the immune abnormalities associated with atopic dermatitis.