The AMA’s “Scope Creep” Campaign is Myopic: Here’s Why Limiting Healthcare Access Hurts Everyone
There are many problems with American healthcare but one thing is clear: we need more capable healthcare providers. The AMA disagrees.
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Comprehensive Guide to Diagnosing and Treating Sinus Tarsi Syndrome
Explore a detailed guide on diagnosing and treating sinus tarsi syndrome.
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Wake Forest School of Medicine adds Doctor of Medical Science
Wake Forest is one of the country’s top medical and PA schools. It will now award experienced PAs with a
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The PA Licensure Compact is Growing! These 2 States Just Added
Do you know which 12 states have enacted a PA Licensure Compact? Find out why this is such big news.
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‘Dys’functional Medicine: A Risky Departure from Evidence-Based Practice
Functional medicine represents an ill-considered departure from evidence-based medicine, the only type of medicine that ought to be practiced.
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Hey, Yote Fam! College of Idaho adds the DMSc for PAs
The traditional pathway at the College of Idaho will award the DMSc after 18 months though certain students may complete it in as early as 9 months.
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Managing the Red Eye Patient–A Diagnosis You Can’t Afford to Miss
Prescribing antibiotics for many cases of red eye is not only unhelpful but it could lead to major complications.
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Unveiling the Potential of the UK’s Medical Doctor Apprenticeship Program
Could the UK’s Medical Doctor Apprenticeship serve as a blueprint for US PAs?
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An American PA in the UK
My quality of life, both at work and outside of work, is much better as a PA in the UK than in the US.
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Frenotomy: The Not So Evidenced-based Practice of Cutting a Baby’s Tongue
There is limited evidence demonstrating that frenotomy leads to better breastfeeding outcomes.
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