PAs Vote to Advance Profession to Meet Modern Healthcare Needs
PAs pass policy to enhance their ability to meet patient needs and ensure future of the profession.
Kim’s Blog: What Patients Want: Recognize My Individuality Despite My Chronic Illness(es) and Value Me as a Patient
We need to look at people individually. Get to know the person behind the office or hospital visit. Ask the questions to help provide the best care.
Taxing Drug Price Spikes: Assessing the Potential Impact
How a proposed tax penalty on drugs with price increases exceeding the inflation could impact patients, public insurance programs, and innovation.
As Trump Pressures FDA for Faster Drug Approvals, Major Safety Issues with Past Approvals Surface
Researchers found nearly a third of approvals from 2001 through 2010 had major safety issues years after they were widely available to patients.
Pain: Defining Something That is Sometimes Indefinable
How do you define pain? Do we need a new definition?
Infant Brain Changes Could Be Autism Predictor, Small Study Says
The authors of the recent study say their findings point toward a future possibility of early detection of ASD.
Hospital Merger Mania Continues Throughout the Country
Recent announcements indicate there is no letup in the continuing trend of hospital mergers.
Workplace Drama Affects Patient Care and Is Seldom Addressed
Research shows workers feel they can’t discuss workplace problems, but that good management helps.
Research on the PA Profession: The Medical Model Shifts
In an era where demand for medical services is outstripping supply, a good idea born in the 1960s is emerging as a medical innovation domestically and globally.
Do NP, PA Ordering Habits Lead to Higher Healthcare Costs?
A study found that primary care provider ordering habits may result in higher healthcare costs versus the habits of nurse practitioners and physician assistants.