Nurse practitioners and physician assistants provide care in a nation that is short of doctors. But what are the differences between the two?
The health industry is reacting to our increasingly digitized global landscape by providing more telecommute able services. Learn about the different types of telehealth and how it may benefit you.
Overcrowded psychiatric hospital wards plus record numbers of ER patients presenting with mental illness means nurses need to be equipped. Most are not.
Breeda McGrath, TCSPP’s online dean of academic affairs, was attending meetings in Chicago when Hurricane Maria hit. When she came home, the devastation was shocking.
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive, neurogenerative disorder that affects an estimated 6.9 million people aged 65 and older in the...
A more holistic approach to health care education is essential, both to better equip practitioners for moments of trauma and to assist them in maintaining their own psychological well-being.
Dr. Rita Armstrong has taken care of patients with dementia and Alzheimer’s as a nurse and as a caregiver. She offers valuable advice to help improve communication and provide quality care to a person living with dementia.
President Michele Nealon, Psy.D., of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and Dean Gwen Gaston, DNP (c), of Dallas Nursing Institute sit down to discuss the evolution of integrated health care and what higher education must do to keep pace.
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