The purpose of this quantitative comparative research was to determine if and to what extent
there was a statistically significant difference between physician assistant program faculty's …

We read with interest the article by Bhatia et al.[1] from the January 2021 issue of Journal of
Osteopathic Medicine, in which the authors described the replacement of a traditional family …

Rural hospitals continue to close due to declining patient populations, decreased patient
censuses, increasing market competition, and decreasing patient revenues (Kaufman et al …

Interprofessional education (IPE) infuses the competencies of collaboration, understanding
of roles and responsibilities, values and respect, and communication into the education of …

Burnout is a problem that threatens many Advanced Practice Providers at some time in their
career (Harris et al., 2018). This not only threatens their health and well-being but also …

After the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, national rates of burnout among clinical and
ancillary staff skyrocketed, volumes of patients within hospitals increased, and community …

With the impending serious shortage of primary care physicians, the time has come for
medical schools to prioritize finding a solution to this urgent problem. While it should not be …

BACKGROUND: The distorted association of “end of life (EOL)” with “goals of care (GOC)”
has “silenced” crucial goals discussions in patients with relapsed high-risk leukemia, which …

Raising the discussion to participate in the evolution of a healthcare system that reflects the
complexity and diversity of the modern integrated healthcare system in alignment with the …

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