@jbryan522@mmamas1973 now THIS is different from what you were discussing two days ago. This will clearly cause clinical confusion and undermines the structure that PAs and NPs actually uphold
@mmamas1973 @Joe_Sutton92 Therefore, PAs are able to help with the burden of a financially and logistically stressed healthcare system as “Associates” or “Assistants”. PAs are not meant to be/replace Physicians, they are meant to help most effectively take care of patients as a part of a healthcare team.
@mmamas1973 @Joe_Sutton92 The great news is that the PA curriculum consists of at least a full year of general didactic training in the medical model. This is followed up by clinical rotations under PAs and Physicians in a comprehensive variety of medical settings.
@jemardorkk Is there something wrong with being well and worried and/or providing care for the people that are? You’re giving it a really negative connotation here
@deln_ioann I am not as familiar with pediatric hand/wrist imaging. Can you explain what you are looking for as “normal” in this hand, and how the image on the left deviates from normalcy?
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