Physician associates could face more training and tougher regulation as part of a review ordered by the Health Secretary today. Wes Streeting confirmed the roles of controversial physician associates ...

The anesthesia workforce shortage is nothing new in healthcare — especially not for ASC leaders, who have cited the ongoing ...

Physician associates (PAs) should be banned from diagnosing patients who have not already had contact with a doctor for their illness, a Government-ordered review has found. The report also ...

As the anesthesia shortage strains OR capacity nationwide, leaders say the fastest fixes will come from expanding training while redesigning how the workforce is deployed. From keeping older ...

Physician associates are taking up training opportunities that could be offered to GPs instead, the BMA has warned. In its submission to NHS England’s review of all postgraduate medical training, ...

The primary training goal is to prepare all our graduates to be excellent clinicians, ready to enter any practice on graduation. All graduates should be able to serve as expert resources for pediatric ...

Physician associates (PAs) and anaesthesia associates (AAs), who assist doctors in GP surgeries and hospitals, should be known as "assistants" to avoid confusing patients, an independent review says.

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