Tips for negotiating a healthy PA contract
These simple tricks can help clinicians start their career on the right foot.
AAPA 2014 Annual Meeting
PA Experts explain how to avoid malpractice
Although PAs are less likely to be sued than physicians, they still need to be cautious when it comes to avoiding malpractice suits.
Physicians often underestimate PA education
Misconceptions about PAs highlight the need to educate physicians about PAs’ roles in primary-care practice.
Patients need ‘pit crews, not cowboys’
Distinguished surgeon Atul Gawande, MD, MPH, saluted physician assistants during the opening session at the AAPA 2014 meeting.
Denni Woodmansee honored with 2014 PAragon President’s Award
Advocacy efforts at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs led to more autonomy for physician assistants.
Kim Zuber wins 2014 PAragon Outstanding PA award
Her advocacy efforts have helped earn physician assistants specializing in nephrology reimbursement at 100% of the Medicare rate.
PCPs first line against HPV-related oral cancers
As human papilloma virus-associated oropharyngeal cancers become more prevalent, clinicians should discuss risks with patients.
Drug interactions, treatment adherence key in primary HIV care
Women with HIV face specific health obstacles that can lead to suboptimal disease management.
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