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Clinical Dialogues are video-based moderated discussions featuring leading experts providing the latest patient management guidelines. eCase Challenges are interactive text or or video-based cases where PAs are presented with challenging case scenarios a

JAAPA CME post-tests are available in AAPA's monthly clinical journal or online.

Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines: An Update | ICU Survivorship: What PAs Need to Know

All of Us, a National Institutes of Health research program, is seeking one million or more individuals from across the U.S. who have been excluded from past biomedical research to participate in creating a robust and diverse data resource. Scientists and medical researchers with access to the data can use it to understand more about why people get sick or stay healthy. Learn more about how researcher can access conduct research using data from clinicians and their patients including health habits, environment, genetics, and more.

This activity covers peer-reviewed research about medication treatment for opioid use disorder, screening for substance use, providing naloxone in the pharmacy setting, and managing patients’ pain. It also uses real-world examples and suggestions from your peers for translating this science to medicine to enhance your day-to-day practice. Taking the latest research and sharing insights from clinicians about implementing it in clinical practice, Science to Medicine features real-world examples from a variety of practice settings and clinician types—operationalizing research to improve patient care.

This evidence-based content highlights the effects of stigmatizing language on patients with addiction. You’ll also learn about terms to use and to avoid (and why) and how to integrate person-first language into practice. This activity informs cli

Featuring excerpts from women with lived experience, this evidence-based resource details why the cost of stigma is so high for pregnant women and mothers with SUD. How to use person-first language and terms to use and to avoid (and why) are also covered

PAOS Extremities in the Carolinas 2021 Bundle offers up to 13 AAPA Category 1 CME credits and 5 AAPA Category 1 Self-Assessment CME credits. Extremities in the Carolinas: Trauma for General Orthopedics is an advanced course for PAs and NPs who treat traumatic injuries of the extremities in adults and children. This course teaches the principles and techniques for management of extremity trauma and current concepts in surgical and non-surgical management.

Extremities in the Carolinas: Trauma for General Orthopedics is an advanced course for PAs and NPs who treat traumatic injuries of the extremities in adults and children. This course teaches the principles and techniques for management of extremity trauma and current concepts in surgical and non-surgical management.

This case-based self-assessment activity outlines evaluation and treatment of extremity injury, plus new clinical and technical skills to improve delivery of healthcare to patients with upper and/or lower extremity trauma.