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AAPA News was AAPA’s flagship publication from 1980-2009. Issues dating from May 30, 2008 to April 30, 2009 are archived here. To inquire about the availability of older issues, call 703-836-2272, ext. 3506.

2009
2008

AAPA News 2009


February 28
  • Emergency Medicine Researchers Say PAs Can Fill Critical Need in ERs
  • Cost, Security, and Privacy Issues Hinder Health IT Expansion
  • CDC Initiative Offers Credible Genetic Information Online
  • Reimbursement: Online Medicare Enrollment Now Available
  • Federal Review Board Wants to Limit PAs' Role in Trucker Physicals
  • Good Hand Hygiene Still a Hard Sell Among Health Care Workers
  • Challenge Bowl Registration Dos and Don'ts

February 15
  • Saving Face
  • Stuck in the Middle and Falling through the Cracks
  • AAPA News Student Edition
  • Negotiating Malpractice Insurance Coverage With Your Employer
  • Tips on Buying a Work PDA From Health IT Gurus
  • PA Student Becomes Organ Donor and Advocate
January 30
  • How to Keep Out of the Crosshairs of Medicare's Payment Recovery Program
  • Bad News About Bedsores From AHRQ
  • RAND Health Chides Health Care Providers About Patient Flu Shot Rates
  • Derm PAs Launch Social Net to Capture PAs' Attention
  • Sharp-minded PA Tracks Down CO Poisoning
  • New PA Foundation President Aims to Get PAs more engaged
January 15
  • Continuity of Care at Risk in Failing Economy
  • PAEA Student Writing Competition Opens for 2008-09: All PA Students Encouraged to Submit
  • PAEA Announces the Fifth Cycle of the AAPA/PAEA Research Grants Program
  • New HHS Patient Safety Requirements
  • PA Program Growing Pains
  • PA Accepts Top Post at One of the Nation's Largest Hospital Systems
  • Self-assessment: How Do You Know What You Don't Know?
  • AAPAs 2009 Host City Prevention Campaign Recipient Announced

AAPA News 2008


December 15
  • One Year Later: An Inside Look at the Army PA Doctoral Program
  • A Report on State Election Outcomes
  • Number of "Diabetics-in-Waiting" is Troubling Trend
  • California Academy Raises PA Awareness
  • DOL Regulations Affirm PAs' Ability to Provide Care Under FMLA
  • In Memoriam: PAs Thomas J. Lemley and Robert Martinez
  • PA Takes Reins of Prevention Branch in CDC's Viral Hepatitis Division
  • AAPA Launches Letters Project to Honor PAs
November 30
  • Patient-centered Medical Home: Where the Health is
  • Stress Over Faltering Economy Impacting Patient Health
  • HHS Rule Change Puts some Rural Health Clinics at Risk
  • PA Foundation Scholarship for Rural PAs
  • PA Creates Clothing Line for Women in Health Care
  • Roundup of National PA Week Activities
November 15
  • Economic Contagion Spreads to Health Care Industry
  • Duke Study: PAs Fill Health Care Gap
  • PAs Integral to University of Michigan DVT Risk Reduction Strategy
  • In Memoriam: Congressman Paul G. Rogers
  • Physicians for Peace Sets Standards for PA Medical Missions
  • Bill to Create a VA PA Services Director to be Reintroduced Next Year
October 30
  • Policing the Medspas: Who Oversees These New, Lucrative Ventures?
  • PAs in High Demand at Information Technology Companies
  • PA Student’s Invention Will Improve Genetic Testing and Treatment
  • PA Foundation’s Breitman-Dorn Research Fellowship Celebrates 10 Years
  • Hospital’s Disaster Plan Tested by Hurricane Ike
  • Suicide Prevention: Be Aware of the Signs
  • Academy Comments on DEA Proposal to Modify E-prescribing Rule
October 15
  • Mission Possible: PAs Among First to Respond to Myanmar Cyclone
  • PAs Encouraged to Educate Future Caregivers
  • PA Author Connects Childhood Reading to Improved Health Literacy
  • 2008 Presidential Election Coverage
  • Whistleblower Cases Recover $9.3 Billion
  • AAPA Strategic Plan Update
  • Beijing Olympics Revisited
September 30
  • HRSA Pharmacy Services Collaborative to Focus on Improving Patient Safety
  • AAPA Joins eHealth Initiative to Help Drive Improvement in Health IT
  • PAragon Award Winner: A Story of One PA's Unflagging Devotion to the Underserved
  • On Reflection: Our Responsibility to Participate
  • Q&A with AAPA EVP/CEO Bill Leinweber
  • Changes to Challenge Bowl Registration
  • Meeting your Legislators, and What to Say When You Do
  • PAs and Islam: Knowledge is One Part of Cultural Competence
  • HHS Announces Timetable for Major Shift in Health Care Coding
September 15
  • Online Service Aims to Cure Medical Misinformation
  • TRICARE Opens E-Prescribing to Civilian Providers
  • WHO Introduces Checklist to Reduce Medical Errors
  • PA Job Link Hits New Record for Listings
  • PA Survives Massive Electrocution
  • Students Get Test in Cultural Competency
  • Flu Vaccinations Encouraged for Health Professionals
  • Educating Patients on Bone Health
August 30
  • This is Only a Drill
  • Health Care Futurist Forecasts Greater Use of PAs
  • PA Becomes the First to Take Command of Army Combat Support Hospital
  • Seeing into the Future: Q&A with Joe Flower
  • Avoiding Risky Behavior During a Lawsuit
  • President Bush Signs Bill to Expand Global HIV/AIDS Funding to $50 Billion
  • Feds to Spend up to $2 Billion on American Indian Health Care and Programs
  • NC Nonprofit a Model for Growing Need for Geriatric Care
  • Emory University PA Student Serves as Athletic Trainer at Beijing Olympics
  • Hospitals of Hope Celebrates 10th Year
August 15
  • Florida Sides with PAs on 72-hour Mental Health Evaluation
  • PhRMA Code Tightens Rules on Industry-Provider Relations
  • Seize the Moment: Speak out On-line Through PAs for a Healthy America
  • Humanitarian PA of the Year
  • PA-led Team Helps Chinese Children
  • PA Assists in Surgery in Zambia
  • CDC Report on Uninsured
  • Update on DOT Study, National Registry
  • Clinical Notes
  • HIPAA Allows Information Sharing
July 30
  • Nonphysician Titles, Relationships Stir AMA Debate
  • Congress Introduces Caring for an Aging America Bill
  • CMS Offers PAs Flexibility to Contract with Rural Clinics
  • Empathy: How Do PAs Stack Up?
  • Maximize Your Learning by Knowing Your Learning Style
  • Predicting Drug Response Through Pharmacogenomics
  • Wingate PA Program Launches Cable TV Show
  • PA Student Blogger Aims to Share His Learning Experience
  • PA Student Gets Firsthand Experience as AMSA Rural Health Scholar
  • Meeting the Demand for In-Home Care
  • Patient Charter Sets National Standard for Physician Performance
July 15
  • Diabetes Institute Offers Cutting-Edge Education in Treatment
  • VA Health Care Gets Good Marks, but Gender and Racial Disparities Exist
  • Ranks of Underinsured Increase 60 Percent Since 2003
  • Grants Available for Families with Child Health-related Expenses
  • PAs, Patients Prepare for Transition to HFA Propellant Inhalers
  • New Dialysis Rules Allow Flexibility, Require Interdisciplinary Teams
  • Japanese Delegation Visits AAPA to Learn about PA Profession
  • Disabled by Polio, PA Walks Tall Among His Patients
June 30
  • HOD Approves Policy on Veterans' Health
  • Winds of Change Blow Through San Antonio
  • Former Congressman Paul G. Rogers Receives AAPA President's Award
  • President Signs GINA Bill into Law
  • USPHS Releases Update to Guideline on Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence
  • FSMB Approves New Guidelines for Assuring License Competence
  • House Passes Bill to Establish Director of PA Services
  • HOD Speakers Call for PAs to Be Agents of Change
  • HOD Honors Outstanding Constituent Organizations
  • HOD Officers Elected
  • AOR Passes Resolutions on Disaster Relief, HPV Vaccine, Clinical Doctorates
  • AAPA International Symposium: PA Profession Continues to Expand Around the Globe
May 30
  • AAPA Members Elect Robinson, Fichandler, Pagels, Contreras
  • PA Foundation and Chevron Launch Global PArtners
  • IOM: Health Care Needs Fall Short for Aging America
  • CMS Looks to Expand "Never Events"
  • Medical Bloggers Consider Ethics
  • Family Medicine Residency Matches Increase
  • AAPA Supports Funding for Global HIV/AIDS Fight
  • AAPA Asks OPM to Correct Inaccuracies in Draft PA Qualification Standard
  • Re-entry into PA Workforce Poses Challenges
  • Group Says PAs Can Help Address Hospitalist Shortage
May 15
  • Retail-based Clinics Attract Attention of Industry Giants
  • Clinical Resolutions on 2008 HOD Agenda
  • AAPA Asks Congress to Restore Title VII Funds
  • Massachusetts Proposes Ban on Pharmaceutical Gifts
  • CMS Sets e-prescribing Standards
  • AAPA Joins National e-prescribing Campaign
  • EVMS PA Program Hosts Children's Health Fair
  • Diabetes Training Center Targets PAs
  • PA Foundation 2008 Annual Report
 
 
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