A game-changer for children with atopic dermatitis
April 26th 2019“Pretty much, I couldn’t go about my normal life,” says Benjamin Sun about a life-altering eczema flare up at age 9, which left him out of school and bedridden for weeks. Until now, children like Sun didn’t have an effective, safe option for long-term disease control. Read how dupilumab changed his quality of life, and what it can do for your pediatric patients with uncontrolled moderate to severe atopic dermatitis.
Billing algorithm recognizes work of NPs, PAs
April 1st 2019Created and tested by a nurse practitioner and physician assistant, this new billing algorithm encourages health systems, outpatient clinics and practices to use nurse practitioners and physician assistants to the fullest extent of their licenses, education and experience. Participate in this forum.
Dermatologists relying less on antibiotics for acne
March 21st 2019Curbing use of antibiotics to treat acne has been challenging despite updated guidelines supporting limited use and the growing problem of bacterial resistance. But things seem to be changing for the better, says Diane M. Thiboutot, M.D.
Global campaign aims to elevate nursing’s place in healthcare
March 6th 2019A three-year campaign, in collaboration with the World Health Organization and International Council of Nurses, is beginning to make an impact in America. The goal of Nursing Now is to improve health globally by raising the profile and status of nurses worldwide. It will launch in the United States in April. Participate in this forum.
PA career satisfaction, self-perceived leadership ability
March 6th 2019Leadership and representation are becoming more important as the profession and demand for PAs grow. However, a recent study found that career satisfaction does not appear to be related to professional development benefits offered by employers. What fulfills physician assistants? Participate in this forum.