Top March 2022 FDA Approvals
March 2022 FDA approvals include treatments for Alzheimer disease, endometrial carcinoma, metastatic melanoma, and a genetic seizure disorder.
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March Legislative Update: Initiatives Aimed to Benefit NPs and PAs
New legislation addresses mental health and burnout in health care workers, malpractice damage cap and the name change used to describe the PA-physician relationship.
Racial/Ethnic Minorities Report COVID-19-Related Discrimination
Prevalence of discrimination was reported to be higher among all racial/ethnic minorities than among White participants; those who identify as Asian or American Indian/Alaska Native were most likely to have experienced hostile behavior.
IMPAC Outreach Founder Rodney Duckett, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, NREMT-P
Emergency medicine DNP Dr Duckett refused to take no for an answer when navigating his career path and founded the IMPAC Outreach program for youth.
DNPs of Color Discuss Microaggression in the Workplace
DNPs offer their personal experiences on responding to microaggressions in the workplace as well as tips on achieving advancements.
Legislative Update: Initiatives to Benefit NPs and PAs
New legislation addresses shortages of health care workers in primary care, and states enact laws supporting independent practice authority for APRNs.
Top February 2022 FDA Drug Approvals
February 2022 FDA drug approvals include treatments for bacterial vaginosis, COVID-19, spasticity, and cold agglutinin.
Plant-Based Diet Reduces Risk of Severe COVID-19
Studies show that adhering to a plant-based diet reduces the risk of chronic conditions, which in turn reduces the risk of severe COVID-19 by 41%.
Increased Number of Inpatient NPs Linked to Improved Patient Outcomes
Hospitals that employ more inpatient NPs show improved patient outcomes, greater staff nurse satisfaction, and lower surgical mortality and cost of care.
Top January 2022 FDA Drug Approvals
January 2022 FDA drug approvals include treatments for asthma, psoriatic arthritis, insomnia, and atopic dermatitis.
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