Where’s the best place to be a nurse?
Research based on job availability, competition, and salary suggests the Pacific Northwest states are the best places for nurses to practice.
Research based on job availability, competition, and salary suggests the Pacific Northwest states are the best places for nurses to practice.
Changes in the Affordable Care Act place greater emphasis on preventive medicine in primary care.
Since 2006, the CDC has recommended all patients aged 13 to 64 years be screened for HIV regardless of risk factors.
More than 90% of American adults and children fall short of the daily recommendations for fiber intake.
Although PAs are less likely to be sued than physicians, they still need to be cautious when it comes to avoiding malpractice suits.
Misconceptions about PAs highlight the need to educate physicians about PAs’ roles in primary-care practice.
Increased prediabetes screening in women, more stringent follow-up among those at high risk for diabetes could aid in CHD prevention efforts.
The FDA has approved vedolizumab for patients with inadequate response to conventional therapies.
Researchers estimate a high chance of outbreak in northeastern regions of Brazil, but a low chance in host cities.
National Nurses Week spotlights accomplishments of registered nurses and nurse practitioners, but warns of a U.S. nursing shortage.