On Match Day 2023: Three Things to Remember
You made it to #MatchDay! Congrats. Now, remember these three things as you start residency.
Missouri Bills Would Expand Nurse Scope of Practice
Dr. Christin Giordano and PPP are featured in a story in St. Joseph News-Press in Missouri about state legislation that would increase nursing scope of practice.
Studies Show Value of Physician-Led Care
Dr. Purvi Parikh was included in the latest issue of St. Louis Metropolitan Medicine Magazine in a piece about studies that show the value of physician-led care.
PPP On The Radio: The Practice Of Medicine & The Differences Between NPs, PAs and MDs
PPP member, Dr. Christopher Garofalo, was featured in a segment on KSCJ Talk Radio.
Utah physician on hiring unmatched medical graduates (associate physicians)
Nurse practitioner and physician assistant use are often justified because of a shortage of physicians, especially in underserved areas.
Will Montana Make Pharmacists More Like a Family Physician?
MONTANA PHYSICIANS: A state bill could expand pharmacist scope of practice in a way that’s dangerous for patient safety.
Two Bills in the New York Legislature Could Radically Impact Patient Safety
NEW YORK PHYSICIANS: Psychologists and pharmacists would receive expanded roles in mental health with current bills.
States eye compacts, scope of practice laws to fill holes in health workforce
PPP member and Louisiana emergency medicine physician, Dr. Jamie Do Kuo, is quoted in Axios.
Student Left With ‘Nothing’ After Nursing School Shut Down for Issuing Fake Diplomas
PPP board member, Dr. Rebekah Bernard, was interviewed by NBC 6 South Florida in a story about a fake nursing school that issued over 7,000 fraudulent diplomas.
Debate Rages Between NPs and Docs on Whether Nurses Should Operate Independently
Dr. Purvi Parikh, a PPP board member, was included in a story on MedCity News about whether or not nurses should operate independently.