Human Trafficking: What to Look for and Next Steps
As Certified PAs work in all settings, be prepared to recognize signs of human trafficking and connect patients to resources.
Read MoreUnderstanding Domestic Abuse
Find clinican and patient resources for detecting and responding to initimate partner violence.
Read MoreSuicide Risk Assessment & Prevention: What PAs Should Know
Suicide is a complex reaction, and it is preventable. Certified PAs find guidelines and resources for risk assessments in your practice.
Read MoreAddressing Minority Mental Health Disparities: What You Can Do in the Clinic and Community
CertifiedPAs can foster mental health equity by leveraging clinical and community-building strategies.
Read MorePAs in Psychiatry: A Win-Win for Patients and Practices
This article highlightes how PAs are bridging gaps in psychiatric services. Learn more about the 3,000 Certified PAs practicing in psychiatry.
Read MoreSexual Violence: Incidence, Disparities, Care, and Prevention
PAs can make a difference in adressing sexual violence by being observant and resource ready in their practices.
Read MoreEating Disorders: What Can PAs Do?
Early detection and treatment improve the prognosis, but the presentation of eating disorders can be difficult to catch.
Read MoreEarly Detection: The First Step for Alzheimer’s Treatment
Deaths due to Alzheimer’s disease have more than doubled over the last twenty years. Learn how early detection impacts treatment.
Read MoreWhat is OCD?
OCD does not discriminate. Learn how Certified PAs can support individuals through screening, education, and resources.
Read MorePsychiatric Times
This partnership develops and shares content by and about Board Certified PAs’ with the mental health community.
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