Social Networking with Purpose: A Guide for OTs
1.86 billion Facebook users and myself agree: online networking platforms represent one of the best technological advances in recent years.
Intensive Speech Therapy Helps Months after Stroke
Chronic aphasia, the inability to understand or express speech well due to brain damage from stroke, affects about 30 percent of stroke survivors.
Opposition Grows to ‘Workplace Wellness’ Bill That Would Scale Back Genetic Privacy
The bill, approved by a House committee last week, would eliminate long-standing genetic privacy protections from workplace wellness programs.
High U.S. Drug Prices Cover Pharma’s Global R&D—and a Whole Lot More, Study Finds
A new study found that Big Pharma makes more from high U.S. drug prices than it spends on research around the world.
Hospitals Could Bear the Financial Brunt of the American Health Care Act
How the GOP’s replacement of the ACA could impact healthcare providers.
How Do You Know You Want to Be a Nurse?
Thinking about becoming a nurse? If so, here are some great points you may want to consider.
The Opioid Epidemic and Untreated Pain: Ethical Tensions
Research shows that since 1999, consumption of hydrocodone has more than doubled and consumption of oxycodone increased by nearly 500%.
10+ Unwritten Rules for New Nurses
A few helpful and hilarious tips for rookies from a seasoned nurse.
What’s Working in Rural Care Like? One PA Tells All.
When I was in school, being a rural PA was my dream. Now that I’m living it, I wanted to tell you a little about my experience.
Psoriasis Update for the Seekers for Knowledge
Jason M. Cheyney, MPAS, PA-C shares his insight of what seem to be the latest discoveries in the disease and the current treatments.