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Explore the vital role of PAs in healthcare leadership in our latest article. This first part of a two-part series highlights how PA leaders are crucial to healthcare success! https://bit.ly/4ggW5dn

Check out the latest issue of JAAPA! Discover how mentorship is transforming the careers of PAs at academic medical centers, explore the pivotal role of PAs in healthcare leadership, and delve into the complexities of diagnosing serotonin syndrome — a rare but critical condition. Don't miss these must-read articles! https://bit.ly/2Vr44Lt

Telemedicine is influencing patient care and how PAs perceive its benefits and limitations. This study reveals that while PAs generally view telemedicine as a valuable tool for increasing access to care, they believe it doesn’t replace the need for in-person visits. Read more: https://bit.ly/3SNIvV2

AAPA 2025 will be here sooner than you think! AAPA seeks to continue its role of encouraging and supporting PA-related research and invites all PAs and PA students to consider submitting an abstract for this session. Check out this JAAPA article for examples from AAPA 2024: https://bit.ly/3X5KHcJ

With 73% of PAs involved or interested in clinical trials, their contributions are key to advancing medical science. JAAPA's latest article explores the vital role of PAs in clinical trials. Dive into the findings and see how PAs are making a difference! https://bit.ly/3AlItgF

Three articles published in JAAPA last year have been awarded the APEX Award of Excellence! 🏆Help us congratulate authors Laura Katers, Ethan Stonerook, and Brian Maurer on their award-winning work! Links to the articles, published in JAAPA’s Art of Medicine column, can be found on JAAPA's homepage: bit.ly/2L1BZUA

Discover the newest advancements in subdural hematoma management, get fresh insights on febrile neutropenia care in cancer patients, and hear valuable PA experiences in clinical trials. Check out these articles and many more in the latest JAAPA issue! https://bit.ly/2Vr44Lt

A clinical officer's role in Uganda is similar to that of a PA in the United States. 🌍 Read about their qualifications, workforce contributions, and impact on primary care programs addressing chronic diseases. https://bit.ly/3ybgzmI

Join us as we welcome our newest team member, Joe Harrison! Kim and Martine delve into Joe's background, his passions, and what inspired him to join the JAAPA podcast. Tune in as they explore their personal motivations in medicine and the significance of being a PA. Plus, don't miss their insightful discussion on PA Daniel Eisner's recent JAAPA article about esophageal cancers. Listen now! https://bit.ly/3y9dwvq

Read the results of this study that examined PA training, confidence in leadership skills, and where leadership education can make the most impact. 📊 https://bit.ly/3LBwPjV

American Academy of Physician Associates spoke with the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force about its new breast cancer screening recommendation. AAPA member Annamarie F. Streilein, MHS, PA-C, discussed with USPSTF chair Wanda Nicholson, MD, MPH, MBA, the implications for PAs and patients. Read full Q&A here: https://bit.ly/4fePUpH

Children who have been removed from their biological families due to abuse or neglect often face significant health challenges, including developmental delays and physical health issues. This article sheds light on the importance of comprehensive medical evaluations and ongoing care for these vulnerable children. Read more about how PAs can provide essential support in this critical area. https://bit.ly/3xXrAbf

This article dives into the latest insights on Irritable Bowel Syndrome, a disorder that affects about 35 million patients in the U.S. Read about innovative approaches to diagnosis and treatment, aiming to enhance patient care and reduce healthcare costs. https://bit.ly/3S811H3

Dive into our latest episode of the JAAPA podcast! Join PAs Alexandra Gallant and Laura Erdman as they discuss the power of peer feedback. Discover how their innovative platform is enhancing collaboration between PAs, NPs, and physicians in clinical practice. Listen here: https://apple.co/3WeFbnJ

The latest issue of JAAPA is now available! Explore articles on subjects such as irritable bowel syndrome, ovarian cancer, and the role of primary care in improving health outcomes in young foster children. Access it here: https://bit.ly/2Vr44Lt

Discover a rare complication post-cholecystectomy: portal venous thrombosis. This article details a case successfully managed with IV antibiotics and anticoagulation. Read more to understand this uncommon clinical scenario. https://bit.ly/4cs1tHY

Lewy body dementia encompasses complex challenges in diagnosis and care. This article delves into screening tools and strategies crucial for early detection. Read how accurate diagnosis can improve patient outcomes and ease caregiver burden. https://bit.ly/4ct8iZS

Skin cancer affects thousands daily in the U.S., and dermoscopy can empower primary care providers in early detection without unnecessary referrals and biopsies. Dive into our latest article to find out more! https://bit.ly/4exp9N6

Communication errors during shift changes can lead to medical errors. This article discusses the importance of effective communication between clinicians for safer patient care. https://bit.ly/45jqjaG

Read about radial head subluxation, also known as nursemaid's elbow, in children. This article covers causes, diagnosis, and effective management strategies. https://bit.ly/3VzXnIa

Levothyroxine monotherapy is recommended for treating hypothyroidism, but a significant percentage of patients continue to experience symptoms. This article discusses the importance of further research to understand patient preferences and improve long-term outcomes. https://bit.ly/3wZK8qY

After a successful , we’re looking forward to ! If you’re interested in presenting a CME session, please submit to the Call for Presentations before July 31: https://bit.ly/44N2Q1v

“Whether you're a seasoned PA with years of experience or a recent graduate eager to pay it forward, your willingness to mentor can make a tangible difference in the lives of aspiring PAs,” writes AAmerican Academy of Physician AssociatesPresident Folusho E. Ogunfiditimi, DM, MPH, PA-C, DFAAPA, in this commentary. Read more: https://bit.ly/3V39R9Y

The latest issue of JAAPA is now available! Explore articles on subjects such as nursemaid's elbow, dementia with Lewy bodies, catfish spine injuries, benefits of dermoscopy in primary care, and more! https://bit.ly/2Vr44Lt

Our newest journal article sheds light on the challenges faced by Black women PAs in healthcare. Join the conversation as we explore the impact of gendered racial microaggressions on their well-being and discuss strategies for promoting a culture of inclusivity and support. https://bit.ly/4aMIuXf

Traditionally, providers have used the step-up approach to manage patients with Crohn disease, but a new top-down approach focuses on early and aggressive therapy with biologics and immunomodulators to reduce the rate of mucosal and intestinal damage. This article dives into the new therapeutic parameters compared with traditional step-up treatment. https://bit.ly/4bs5Cf1

With the recent advances in new drugs and device technology for the treatment of migraines, the American Headache Society has released a consensus statement on both preventive and acute strategies for clinical practice. This article provides a review of migraine prevention and acute treatment protocol, highlighting new approaches to both. https://bit.ly/4dLUpHP

Acute liver failure is associated with numerous systemic complications including cerebral edema, hypotension, acute kidney injury, and infection. Although some antidotes and targeted treatments exist, the only definitive treatment remains orthotopic liver transplant. https://bit.ly/4dLTNSx

Congratulations to JAAPA Editor-in-Chief Richard “Rick” W. Dehn, MPA, PA-C, who is this year's Eugene A. Stead Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award recipient! 🎉 He accepted his award at in Houston. 🏆 https://bit.ly/3WOL1gs