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Implementing Anti-Racism Interventions in Healthcare Settings: A Scoping Review
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021.
Read MoreAccreditation Standards for Physician Assistant Education
The principles of ethical practice are firmly embedded in PA educational curricula as required by the Standards.
Read MoreCenter for Health Ethics: Provider-Patient Relationship
University of Missouri School of Medicine.
Read MoreCode of Medical Ethics: Patient-Physician Relationships
American Medical Association.
Read MorePAEA Curriculum Survey and Reports
Find more information about how PA programs implement professional practice coursework.
Read MoreCompetencies for the PA Profession
Adopted by the PA profession’s national organizations, the Competencies for the PA Profession describe seven competency domains that capture the breadth and complexity of modern PA practice, including professionalism and ethics.
Read MoreLooking Ahead: Starting with a Self-Care Plan
Self-care has become a hot topic for wellbeing; and it is important for providers and patients to make self-care plans.
Read MoreA Description of Medical Malpractice Claims Involving Advanced Practice Providers
Journal of Healthcare Risk Management, 2020.
Read MoreAssociation of Racial/Ethnic and Gender Concordance Between Patients and Physicians with Patient Experience Ratings
JAMA Network, 2020.
Read MoreCOVID-19 & Burnout: Going the Distance for Patients Means Caring for Self
COVID-19 changed the dynamic of medicine, but providers can't forget to take care of themselves. It's important for patient care.
Read MorePatient Experiences with Technology Enabled Care Across Healthcare Settings: A Systematic Review
BMC Health Services Research, 2020.
Read MoreAAMC Resources to Cultivate Excellence
Find AAMC's resources to cultivate excellence in academic medicine.
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