The author reflects on several terminologies used to describe a nurse including advanced practice nurse (APN), mid-level provider (MLP) or physician extender (PE). He relates the insights of Michael Ackerman of the University of Rochester Medical Center regarding the implication of said terms on ...
Most OB-GYN physicians, however, do not have much experience with any sort of mid-level provider, particularly physician assistants (PAs). The practice of medicine has changed considerably over the past few years, with OB-GYN physicians taking on increasing primary care roles and reimbursement ...
9 RegisterLog in Sign up with one click: Facebook Twitter Google Share on Facebook midline (redirected frommidlines) Thesaurus Medical Encyclopedia mid·line (mĭd′līn′) n. A medial line, especially the medial line or plane of the body. ...
(i) provider blinding was not satisfied as the care provider could not be blinded due to the nature of the intervention (i.e., FOs had to be fitted individually by a clinician), and (ii) the requirement of groups to have similar participant characteristics at...
Effectiveness of a non-physician community health-care provider-led intensive blood pressure intervention versus usual care on cardiovascular disease (CRHCP): an open-label, blinded-endpoint, cluster-randomised trial.https://doi.org/10.1016/S01...
The diagnosis from standard resting 12-lead ECGs recorded for each patient was obtained from the database. All ECGs were first read by vendor machines and checked by at least 1 physician. Electrocardiogram diagnosis was made based on ...
The midlevel provider/nurse practitioner/physician assistant (civil service title: advance practice provider correctional care) is responsible for obtaining medical histories, performing physical examinations, ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests, assessing medical conditions, providing medical care and ...
mid-level providersimulationqueueingCapitalizing on the operational concept of division‐of‐labor, clinics often reduce physician service time by off‐loading some of his/her clinical activities to lower‐cost personnel. These personnel, such as nurse practitioners and physician assistants, are often ...
antibiotic prophylaxis, non−antibiotic prophylaxis, follow-up evaluation, and the use of vaginal estrogen. There is substantial emphasis on shared decision-making and risk assessment between the patient and physician when choosing rUTI...
随后,美国多个疼痛相关协会和一个国际脊柱介入协会联合组成“多协会疼痛工作组”,对前述专家意见进行修订。然而,因理念差异,美国介入疼痛医师协会退出了多协会疼痛工作组,并在其官方期刊PainPhysician多次刊文,挑战FDA决策依据,指责多协会疼痛工作组循证不足。