Using Nutrition as Medicine for Mental Health
Expert discusses identifying and managing nutrient deficiencies or eating habits that can contribute to mental health conditions including depression and anxiety
All articles by Kristin Della Volpe
US Department of Labor Awards $78 Million in Grants to Train Nurse Educators
The goal of the grant is to fix the constrained nurse and advanced practice registered nurse pipeline by adding more nurse educators.
US Health Care Crisis: Adults Are Still Skipping Health Care Postpandemic
Patients believe that PAs can be part of the solution to the health care crisis in the US.
Iowa Removes PA Supervision Requirement
Iowa signed into law HF 424, legislation that removes the requirement for a PA to be supervised by a physician to practice medicine.
Did Hospitals Violate EMTALA by Failing to Provide Abortion Care?
CMS investigates 2 hospitals for EMTALA violations related to abortion care for a pregnancy-related emergency.
NCCPA Report Outlines Trends in PA Profession
Latest NCCPA report shows a steep increase in practicing PAs and outlines top specialties, average salary, satisfaction rates, and burnout levels
New DEA Training Requirement Coming in June for Opioid Use Disorder
All DEA-registered clinicians must meet a one-time, 8-hour training requirement for opioid or other substance use disorder. Learn whether your past training meets the requirement.
Coming Soon: Personalized Medicine for Weight Loss
Dr Zhaoping Li discusses 2 ongoing studies investigating the use of precision nutrition for personalized weight loss plans.
ICAN Act Improves Access to APRNs for Medicare, Medicaid Patients
The ICAN Act would allow APRNs to provide more comprehensive health care services to Medicare and Medicaid patients.
Arizona and Montana Update PA Practice Laws
Arizona and Montana move to collaboration requirements for experienced PAs with recent legislative wins.
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