PAs and Buprenorphine Waivers
Substance use disorder and opioid use disorder (SUD and OUD) are widespread. Substance and opioid use disorders do not discriminate. PAs in every setting and specialty are likely to encounter…
PAs Use of Telemedicine in June 2020
Results from the June 2020 PA Practice Survey illustrate the integration of telehealth into the practice of PAs, as of June 2020.
Insights into the PA Experience During COVID-19
Results from the August 2020 PA Practice Survey represent all individuals eligible to practice as PAs. These data illustrate the status of the PA profession six months into the COVID-19…
Research into the Entry-Level Doctorate Across Four Healthcare Professions
An annotated bibliography for highlighting research on the entry-level doctorate for PAs as well as research on other health professions that have made similar transition to the doctorate (physical therapy,…
AAPA’s New National Survey of PAs During COVID-19 Crisis
Results from this PA Pulse Survey focused on clinically practicing PAs on the frontlines of COVID-19. It shows the considerable contributions of PAs and the scale at which they have…
2018 PA and NP Workplace Experiences National Summary Report
Read about the key findings from the “PA and NP Workplace Experiences Survey” from the Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management (CHLM). We embarked on this important national initiative to…
Quality of Care Articles
A Comparison of Nurse Practitioners, PAs, and Primary Care Physicians’ Patterns of Practice and Quality of Care in Health Centers.
PA Training and Skills to Work with Survivors of Sexual Violence
Sexual violence affects every demographic and every community, making this a serious public health concern. PAs can improve their ability to treat all survivors of sexual violence through continuing education…
Insights into the Primary Care PA Experience During COVID-19: 6 Months In
The results from the August 2020 PA Practice Survey illustrate the status of primary care PAs six months into the COVID-19 pandemic.