Nurse Practitioners Perspective

 
 
  • Optimizing Communication in Patients With IPF   Dr Fernando Martinez and respiratory nurse Nadine Chahine discuss optimal communication strategies for patients and families affected by idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
  • Feb 17 2023 This Week in Cardiology   Bradyarrhythmia during AF screening, thrombolysis in stroke, NP vs MD care, and the most biased paper this year — on LAAO — are the topics John Mandrola, MD, discusses in this week’s podcast.
  • Oncologists May Be Too Quick to Refer Patients to Palliative Care Integrating palliative care into routine oncologic care need not always require a specialist team; oncology providers can provide basic palliative care services.
  • Nursing Year in Review: Short Staffing, Strikes, and Suicides On the frontlines of a continuing pandemic with new variants and emerging viruses, nurses faced trauma, legal battles, and strains on safety and well-being. An experienced nurse looks forward and back.
  • Episode 2: Nuanced Management of HFrEF: Select Patients   Drs Michelle M. Kittleson and Gregg Fonarow share need-to-know nuances on initiating four HFrEF therapies in select patients.
  • Episode 5: Advancing the Science: MIND Diet, Lifestyle, and MS   Drs Cross and Katz Sand discuss the science behind diet and lifestyle interventions for patients living with MS. Learn about studies underway to help clinicians better incorporate diet and lifestyle recommendations into practice.
  • S1 Episode 6: Disparities in Lung Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment   Drs Jacob Sands and Narjust Florez discuss the importance of cultural humility in addressing bias and disparities in lung cancer, including screenings, patient care, hospice, and access to treatment.
  • Medscape Nurse Career Satisfaction Report 2022 Are nurses happy in their jobs? They share their experiences with abuse, burnout, and COVID vaccinations.
  • Infographic: How Well Nurse Practitioners Work With Doctors Nurse practitioners (NPs) discuss how well they work with physicians and with other nurses and give their opinions about doctors' patient treatment.
  • PAs and Physicians: The Changing Scope of Practice Physician assistants (PAs) discuss their evolving professional relationships with physicians and shifting boundaries in practice responsibilities.
  • Infographic: How Well Doctors Work With NPs and PAs Physicians reveal how effectively they think they work with nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs), and how they feel about those coworkers' expanding practice abilities.
  • NPs and Physicians: The Changing Scope of Practice Nurse practitioners (NPs) discuss their evolving professional relationships with physicians and shifting boundaries in practice responsibilities.
  • Is Racism in Nursing Alive and Well? Viral video of strained interaction between a nurse practitioner and an African American patient who is pregnant appears openly racist. Is the account all it seems?
  • Physicians on PAs and NPs: Evolving Scope of Practice Report Physicians discuss evolving professional relationships with physician assistants (PAs) and nurse practitioners (NPs), shifting boundaries in practice abilities, and what it means for patient care.
  • 20 Best Holiday Gift Ideas for Nurses From pampering their hands and feet to sanitizing and tracking their gadgets, Medscape offers suggestions for presents for the nurse in your life.
  • ANAC 2022 Read clinically focused news coverage of key developments from ANAC 2022
  • Moaning Works for Me: Why It's a Good Gauge of Pain An experienced nurse explains why encouraging patients to verbalize pain any way possible helps guide treatment options.
  • Four-Day Workweeks Work for Doctors Too Four-day workweeks are gaining popularity as we adjust to post-pandemic workplace changes. Though not new in medicine, if you are not already taking part in this trend, it may be worth checking out.
  • Do You Really Know Your Patient? It's a Key to Health Equity Making stronger connections with patients and listening to their stories offer a better way to improve healthcare delivery than merely recording their social and economic disparities.
  • AHA 2022 Meds and Community Over Mindfulness for Most Hypertension   Catch up on blood pressure presentations from the 2022 American Heart Association meeting, including ones on mindfulness, community approaches, and a comparison of hydrochlorothiazide and chlorthalidone.