Letters Articles

Health literacy is not just about "getting patients smarter"

September 22, 2011

Hidden variables: Why patients may misunderstand written screening tools
 

Correction: PAs CAN prescribe buprenorphine

Keir Todd, PA-C, M.Ed. June 15, 2011

Current options in the management of opioid dependence: a review
 
 

Headache specialists enable a quicker diagnosis and less testing

Clay Shugart, PA-C May 16, 2011

Intermittent headaches relieved by lying down
 

SLAP lesions: a reader's cautions during the repair procedure

Vinh Dang, MPAS, PA-C April 15, 2011

SLAP lesions: How to recognize and treat this debilitating shoulder injury
 

Educating patients can help them to see that PAs optimize their care, not compromise it

March 15, 2011

Patient willingness to be seen by physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and residents in the emergency department: does the presumption of assent have an empirical basis?
 

Cautions and caveats for airway management in critical care settings

October 21, 2010

Review Article: The importance of staying current on rapid sequence intubation
 

Is this the scapular manipulation technique or the Stimson technique?

September 30, 2010

Evaluation and management of the acute anterior shoulder dislocation
 

Another resource for physician assistants interested in global volunteerism

August 18, 2010

Health care volunteerism: What PAs need to know before making a trip
 

Urinary antigen test cannot be effective in patients with renal failure

June 30, 2010

QRS: Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in adults
 
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