Enclothed Cognition

PA's and Nurses

  • A Simplified Guide To Prepare For ICD-10

    October 1 2015 marks the mandatory implementation date for the tenth revision of the codes for the International Classification of Diseases, a diagnostic tool referred to as ICD-10 that is published by the World Health Organization (WHO). This revision will increase the number of diagnostic codes from around 13,000 in ICD-9 to around 68,000 in ICD-10—the most substantial revision in decades. 

  • What It Means To Be A Nurse

    Nurses represent the largest single group of medical professionals. They are constantly on the frontline of patient care, which of course gives this segment of the medical community a tremendous impact on patient experience as well as health outcomes. 

  • #NursesUnite: Why Nurses Demand Respect

    Across social media there have been cries of outrage in response to a recent segment on The View during which the talk show hosts mocked and belittled a contestant of the recent Miss America Pageant who came onstage to discuss her career as a registered nurse while wearing scrubs and a “doctor's stethoscope". But with every cloud comes a silver lining. 

  • PA Week Guest Blogger: Justine Roberts

    In honor of PA Week, which starts today October 6th and ends October 10th, Medelita's own H.I.P. (Honoring Inspiring Professionals) Ambassador Justine Roberts, PA-C opens up about her experiences as a PA, what drove her towards this career, and discusses what makes her challenging role so rewarding at the end of the day.

  • The History Of Physician Assistants

    The PA role has been shaped by years of experience and has its roots as far back as the 1600’s, when Peter the Great introduced “feldshers” into his armies as military medical assistants. Throughout modern history one can find references to non-physicians providing healthcare, especially during wartime. 

  • Surprising Coffee Facts For People In Healthcare

    Cup a joe, nectar of the gods, whatever name you use to affectionately refer to your lovingly brewed cup of caffeine, coffee is what makes the world (and especially healthcare!) go round. The relationship between coffee and the medical profession today is stronger than ever as healthcare professionals are taking on many more shifts, much longer hours, and a far heavier workload burden. Here are 10 facts about coffee that you probably didn't know.

  • Avoiding Nurse Burnout Before It’s Too Late

    As educators, caretakers and communicators (to name a few), nurses are often overwhelmed with the drastic role variance they have to cycle between each day.

  • Nurses Receive Lower Medicare And Medicaid Reimbursement Returns Compared To Physicians

    When it comes to Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement returns, rates for nurses are for the most part, far below the average reimbursement returns for a physician, according to MidLevelU.

  • Top 5 Tips To Achieving A Work-Study Balance

    Remember that while going to school and working at the same time can be challenging, this is just one part of your life and reaching your dream is worth all the struggle.
  • Gifts for Nurses - 10 Best Nurse Gift Ideas

    Whether its for a birthday, a holiday, or just a little something special to show someone that you care, here are some gift ideas for the nurse in your life! With gifts for every size budget, you will surely find something on this list that will put a smile on their face.

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