PA Name Change Bad for Patients and the Profession – Medscape
PPP's Rebekah Bernard, MD, offers commentary in Medscape. "Physician assistants (PAs) are angry with me, and with good reason..."
7 cures for the jaded physician in 2022
PPP's Rebekah Bernard, MD, is featured in Medical Economics. “So, you want to be a doctor?”
Voice-only telehealth may go away with pandemic rules expiring
Physicians for Patient Protection member, Dr. Nidal Moukaddam is featured in a story on NPR discussing the future of telehealth, with a specific focus on voice-only telehealth.
Are health care organizations using the physician shortage as an excuse to install non physician practitioners in roles that a doctor should be leading? GalleryAre health care organizations using the physician shortage as an excuse to install non physician practitioners in roles that a doctor should be leading?
Are health care organizations using the physician shortage as an excuse to install non physician practitioners in roles that a doctor should be leading?
PPP member Alyson Maloy, MD, FAPA, is featured in a story on Medical Economics.
Rebuttal: Congress, not the AANP, can resolve the physician shortage
Members of Physicians for Patient Protection respond to claims made by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners.
More Physicians Are Now Employees Rather Than Owners
"The reason why CMGs are beating out small groups is because they have economics of scale to lower their overhead costs, their administrative costs."
PPP Featured on NPR Segment on how Telehealth has been vital during COVID, but most people still prefer in-person care
Within the segment, Dr. Bernard’s insight on how patients prefer face-to-face visits is included along with Dr. Bernard’s perspective on the benefits of in-person care (e.g. better doctor-patient relationships).
Health workers know what good care is. Pandemic burnout is getting in the way
Lindsay Moore-Ostby, a family doctor and member of Physicians for Patient Protection is featured.