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A Clinical Review of Obstructive Sleep Apnea | Managing Hospitalized Patients With COVID-19

This three-part series explores the relationship of contemporaty topics in nutrition, provides the latest in nutrition for patients with cancer, COPD, and food intolerances. Nutrition is one of AAPA's National Health Priorities.

This is one of a three-part module focused on improving knowledge, confidence, and competence among PAs in managing their patients’ nutritional health. This module will teach participants how to describe the association between COPD and nutritional status, and to work collaboratively with COPD patients to develop a nutritional management plan.

This is one of a three-part model focused on improving knowledge, confidence, and competence among PAs in managing their patients’ nutritional health. This module will teach participants how to compare and contrast symptoms related to food intolerances versus other GI issues, and how to counsel patients on nutritional and lifestyle topics as they relate to GI health.

This is one of a three-part module focused on improving knowledge, confidence, and competence among PAs in managing their patients’ nutritional health. This module will teach participants how to discuss basic principles of nutritional health in their patients with cancer, and how to screen, assess, and select appropriate supplements for patients with cancer.

Comprehensive guide for PAs in the primary care setting caring for the transgender community. This presentation will focus on patients who have undergone gender-affirming surgery and special considerations when providing, culturally competent, comprehensive, patient-centered care.

Reimbursement related to the professional services provided by PAs in hospitals can be complex and often misunderstood. This course is designed for PAs practicing in (or interested in) hospital-based and surgical specialties, and it will focus on coding and documentation guidelines, billing policies (e.g., direct payment, split/shared, "incident to," global surgery, etc.), and fraud and abuse.