"Three years ago Dr. Bernard’s published, Patients at Risk: The Rise of the Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant in Healthcare, and luckily for us, she is NOT stopping..."
Lead author Andrew W. Phillips, MD, MEd, joins me to [...]
Lead author Andrew W. Phillips, MD, MEd, joins me to discuss the brand new study 'Effects of Non-physician Practitioners on Emergency Medicine Physician Resident Education,' the first study to evaluate the impact of NPPs on EM resident physicians.
PPP member, Dr. Diane Kuhn, and Dr. Edmond Ramly authored a piece in Medical Economics about the use of AI in medical care.
Patients depend on physicians' expertise when they are sick or injured. However, over the past 10-15 years, there has been a trend towards emergency department staffing with nurse practitioners and physician assistants (NPs and PAs).
In a groundbreaking exploration of a hidden threat within the healthcare system, Dr. Rebekah Bernard unveils her new book, Imposter Doctors: Patients at Risk.
There should be no room for confusion when it comes to informed consent or patient choice. I am ecstatic that The Healthcare Practitioners Truth and Transparency Act gives Georgia the most comprehensive policy in the nation to ensure clarity for patients regarding healthcare credentials.
Hear details about the new book, Imposter Doctors: Patients at Risk, available NOW.
