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Latest Features
Cyberattacks Increasing Against Health Care Providers
Medical information is especially valuable to data thieves for a number of reasons.
Case Stresses the Importance of Patient Education on Hypertension
The court was asked to decide whether an NP was negligent for a patient developing stage 5 kidney disease because the NP failed to educate the patient that not taking his medication could lead to this complication.
Atypical Posterior Stroke: Diagnosing Cause of Vertigo in Primary Care
A patient presenting with dizziness undergoes a thorough workup to identify a peripheral or central cause of vertigo.
The Need to Simplify Lipoprotein(a) Testing Guidelines: Test Everyone
Dennis R. Leahy, MD, shares his POV on the value of making Lp(a) testing universal, not only to inform patients and their clinicians of the high CV risks, but to make way for potential treatments.
Desmond Watt, MMS, PA-C, Discusses PA Mentorship and Professional Advocacy
Meet Desmond Watt, MMS, PA-C, who discusses mentors who helped pave his professional path, and the importance of advocacy to help advance the PA field.
NP/PA Practice Corner
Nursing Groups Concerned Over CDC’s Shortened Quarantine Guidance
Some health care workers who are fully vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19 do not need to quarantine following high-risk exposures, the CDC says.
COVID-19 and Moral Injury: a Mental Health Pandemic for Frontline Health Care Workers
Intervention strategies for health care workers experiencing COVID-19-related moral injury include health promotion, resilience training, and ongoing multilevel support.
CME/CE
Activity Type: Hosted
Factors for Clinical Success in Allergen Immunotherapy | myCME
0.50 CME: A leading practitioner of AIT highlights its scientific underpinnings and the art of finding the right treatment plan for each patient. Exp 1/15/23
Activity Type: Hosted
2021 Pediatric Rx, Module 1: What’s New in Pediatric Pharmacology | myCME
Earn up to 1.00 CNE Contact Hour and 1.00 pharmacology credit. Provides an improved understanding of therapeutic benefits as well as potential risks of medications prescribed for children.
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