Helping Clinicians Cope With Moral Distress Can Improve Patient Care
A central objective of addressing moral distress is to permit clinicians to effectively perform their professional functions and thus better help patients.
A central objective of addressing moral distress is to permit clinicians to effectively perform their professional functions and thus better help patients.
AANP and AAPA Presidents discuss how elimination of the X-Waiver and patient caps for buprenorphine prescription for opioid use disorder will affect clinical practice.
NPs and PAs continue to rank high on the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Jobs list.
Nurse practitioner experiences poor provider etiquette when making medical decisions for her father who was hospitalized following COVID-19 infection.
Updates on the VA Employee Fairness Act, AMA’s House of Delegates meeting, and PA Licensure Compact Model Legislation
The finalized PA Licensure Compact Model Legislation is a critical step toward advancing PA profession interstate practice mobility.
Liver disease and cirrhosis now outpace diabetes and stroke as the leading cause of mortality in people aged 25 to 54 years. New survey results shows shortfalls in adoption of national treatment guidelines for liver disease and cirrhosis.
Is it realistic to add point-of-care ultrasound training to the curriculum of entry-level PA programs or should this be taught in a CME, post-graduate, or fellowship setting?
See how your salary compares with those of your peers as reported in the 2022 NP/PA Salary Survey.
APP association presidents discuss legislative issues, the future of their professions, and what keeps them up at night at the National APP Week panel.