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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

Join PA co-hosts Martine Altieri, Kim Ketchersid, and Joe Harrison as they discuss current topics in JAAPA CME podcast episodes.

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

Reducing Gastric Cancer Mortality in the United States: Practical Strategies | Menopausal Hormone Therapy: Making Sense of Current Guidelines

Explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in cardiovascular care through this dynamic JAAPA podcast episode. Recorded live at the AAPA Conference, this discussion features the authors of the JAAPA article "Artificial Intelligence in Cardiovascular Practice", along with a guest data scientist. Together, they unpack how AI is reshaping diagnostics, predictive analytics, patient monitoring, and clinical decision-making in cardiology. Listeners will gain foundational knowledge of key AI concepts—such as machine learning, natural language processing, and generative AI—while examining real-world applications, ethical considerations, and the future of AI in healthcare. Ideal for advanced practice providers seeking to enhance their understanding and integration of AI into clinical practice.

PAs are often the source of healthcare information for patients seeking guidance regarding whether their reactions to certain foods may be an allergy for which treatment may be appropriate. These clinicians will benefit from expert guidance regarding the definition of food allergy (FA), referral for accurate diagnosis, and potential treatment options.

This bundle covers a wide spectrum of acute care topics, the sessions provide practical, evidence-based strategies for managing critical conditions across diverse settings. Participants will explore the essentials of shock recognition and fluid resuscitation, master the evaluation and treatment of red eye emergencies, and gain clarity on the evolving landscape of SIRS, sepsis, and shock.

One of the most common questions from patients is “how should I take care of my skin?” This high-impact presentation will review anti-aging tips for your patients, including how they can address wrinkles, dark spots, and scars utilizing the best evidence-based ingredients on the market. By the end of this talk, you will feel confident that you can help your patients love their skin!

Join bestselling author, healthcare entrepreneur, and Harvard Medical School instructor Suneel Gupta as he shares inspiring insights and practical strategies to help you stay focused on what matters most — your patients. Gupta will demonstrate how small, intentional actions can keep your passion for care alive, build resilience, and create a meaningful impact in your practice and beyond.

One of the most common, and complex, complaints in dermatology is itch. Learn about common causes of itch and how to approach it in your clinic. This presentation will cover both common and uncommon causes of itch, including atopic dermatitis, bullous pemphigoid, urticaria, id reaction, stasis dermatitis, prurigo nodularis, lichen planus, dermatitis herpetiformis, transient acantholytic dermatosis, psoriasis, and more.

Breast Cancer Screening for Patients at Higher-Than-Average Risk | Evaluating Lymphadenopathy

Diabetes Is Primary helps primary care professionals on the front lines of diabetes care master knowledge and strategies to improve patient outcomes. Diabetes is Primary is based on the ADA's Standards of Care in Diabetes, the gold standard in diabetes treatment. These guidelines, updated annually, ensure that patients receive up-to-date, evidence-based care. Participants who complete this course will be prepared to put the latest evidence-based guidelines for diabetes care into practice.

This session will explore the SBIRT-ED (Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment for Eating Disorders) model, a vital tool for detecting and addressing eating disorders in healthcare settings. Attendees will learn how to incorporate effective screening methods, deliver brief, impactful interventions using Motivational Interviewing, and create referral pathways for patients in need of specialized care. The lecture will focus on how SBIRT-ED improves early identification and intervention in primary care, emergency departments, and underserved communities, helping to bridge the gap in eating disorder treatment.

Transitioning from PA school to clinical practice is a pivotal moment in every new PA’s career. In this first episode of Ready, Set, Practice: Insights for New PAs, we sit down with Natalie Crump, MS, PA-C, to discuss the realities of entering the workforce, from the job search and credentialing process to contract negotiations and work-life balance. Whether you're a new grad or preparing for this transition, this episode provides practical advice, personal insights, and essential resources to help you navigate your first steps as a PA-C with confidence.

Starting your first job as a PA is exciting — but navigating the rules that define your practice can be complex. In this episode of Ready, Set, Practice, we’re joined by Dr. Megan Fulton, System Executive Director of the APP Best Practice Center at MUSC Health. Dr. Fulton breaks down the key factors that influence what PAs can do in clinical practice, from federal and state laws to facility policies and insurance regulations. She’ll also share strategies for self-advocacy and professional growth, ensuring new PAs understand not just their scope of practice, but how to shape it for the future.

In this episode, we sit down with Duncan Daviau, MPAS, PA-C, a dedicated PA leader and advocate, to discuss the future of the PA profession. From legislative and regulatory changes to evolving reimbursement models, we explore the key issues shaping PA practice and career opportunities. We’ll also break down what the title change means for PAs and how you can get involved in advocating for your future. PA Daviau has been at the forefront of efforts to modernize PA practice laws and expand professional opportunities in Massachusetts, offering valuable insight into how policy changes impact the profession. *Note: The host introduces PA Daviau as "Dr. Daviau" in the episode. At the time of this recording, he was pursuing a Doctor of Medical Science degree with a concentration in Health Policy at Northeastern University and expected to complete his coursework in 2025.

Understanding how PAs get paid is crucial for new graduates entering practice. From documentation and billing to payer enrollment and reimbursement rates, these financial aspects of PA practice can feel overwhelming — but they don’t have to be. In this episode, we’re joined by Sondra DePalma, DHSc, PA-C, DFAAPA, an expert in healthcare policy, reimbursement, and PA practice. Dr. DePalma shares insights on how new PAs can master documentation, navigate payer enrollment, understand the infamous “85% rule,” and advocate for their full value in healthcare. Tune in to learn how smart reimbursement strategies can shape your career and financial future. Dr. DePalma is the Vice President of Reimbursement and Professional Practice at AAPA. With over 20 years of experience in healthcare policy, reimbursement, and PA practice, she has served in leadership roles, including Assistant Director of Advanced Practice at Penn State Health. Dr. DePalma has practiced cardiology for nearly two decades and is also an adjunct professor at A.T. Still University.

The PA profession thrives on teamwork, whether in clinical practice or professional advocacy. In this episode of Ready, Set, Practice, we’re joined by Jonathan Baker, PA-C, DFAAPA, a dedicated PA advocate and leader, to explore the essential role of advocacy, professional development, and mentorship in shaping the future of the profession. From understanding how AAPA and constituent organizations support PAs to building a strong professional network and engaging in health equity efforts, this conversation will empower PAs and students to find their voice and strengthen the community that has their back. PA Baker is an advocate specializing in health for diverse sexual and gender minority populations. With leadership roles in the LGBTQ+ PA Caucus and the New York State Society of PAs, he works to advance healthcare equity through education, research, and policy change

Stepping into your first PA role is an exciting milestone, but how do you also step into leadership early in your career? In this episode of Ready, Set, Practice, we’re joined by Clair Kuriakose, MBA, PA-C, FACHE, Chief Advanced Practice Officer at Stanford Health Care. Clair shares insights on what it means to be a clinical leader, how to advocate for yourself and your patients, and ways to navigate professional challenges — including what to do when you’re told “no.” We’ll also explore opportunities for mentorship, career advancement, and lifelong learning, plus practical strategies to prevent burnout and maintain wellness in a demanding field. Whether you're a new PA or planning your next career move, this episode will help you step up, take charge, and shape your future in the profession With an MBA from the University of Houston and a Lean Six Sigma green belt, PA Kuriakose has led performance improvement initiatives and served as the executive director of advanced practice since 2017. Clair is passionate about the value advanced practice providers bring to healthcare and enjoys collaborating with APP teams to ensure high-quality patient care.