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What could PAs become if they answer the call to leadership?
Reamer L. Bushardt, PharmD, PA-C
May 01, 2012
The author explores leadership as epitomized by individual PAs, arguing that their stories will help others to realize their aptitudes for leadership, demystify the path to making lasting change, and invigorate PAs to lead the profession forward.
A parent's death: Helping a child after devastating trauma
Reamer L. Bushardt, PharmD, PA-C
, Lloyd "Chip" Taylor, PhD December 06, 2011
PAs are ideally situated to intervene in situations of parental loss. We can do much to help these children, such as providing practical strategies that help create environments that support healing and normal development.
AAPA's new president: Learn more about a man on a mission
Reamer L. Bushardt, PharmD, PA-C
September 06, 2011
Robert Wooten believes that PAs can provide the leadership needed to solve our health care challenges—leadership that he says begins the moment you volunteer and get involved.
Tales of the unexpected—and the lessons therein for us all
Reamer L. Bushardt, PharmD, PA-C
August 02, 2011
As a PA, you know how to make a team successful, and you have a deep understanding of why teams sometimes fail.
A new era—for JAAPA, the health care system, and the PA profession
Reamer L. Bushardt, PharmD, PA-C
July 01, 2011
JAAPA's new editor in chief offers his vision for the Journal and the profession.
FINAL JEOPARDY! Category: Physician Assistants
Sarah Zarbock, PA-C
June 06, 2011
JAAPA's editor in chief for the past 8 years writes her last editorial, and looks forward to retirement.
There's no place like the patient-centered medical home
Sarah Zarbock, PA-C
April 05, 2011
Trying to ensure that one receives care at home can be an especially precarious adventure as one gets older and faces a myriad of very difficult questions.
The art of physical assessment: Crossing personal space
Sarah Zarbock, PA-C
February 03, 2011
The author argues that when examining our patients, we need to understand the concepts of space and distance, the boundaries in between, and how to cross them.
Practice random acts of PA kindness—it's easy and it's free!
Sarah Zarbock, PA-C
December 03, 2010
What is it about who PAs are and what they do that can be translated into small, simple gestures of kindness? See the author's list, and add your own.
The tragedy of falling, and how PAs can make a difference
Sarah Zarbock, PA-C
October 08, 2010
PAs are perfectly positioned to help to prevent falls, especially in the elderly, just by evaluating patients for risk factors and educating them about avoidable hazards.
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