Maura Hohman

PCPs fail to recognize between 27 and 81% of cases of a patient displaying signs of cognitive impairment. Early detection can make treatment more effective.

As APPs gain more autonomy, they administer care in an increasingly similar way to physicians. But the way that employers pay them hasn’t caught up.

These stats are harrowing, to say the least.

For the 18th year in a row, a national Gallup poll has found that nurses are the most trusted profession, beating out all other medical professionals.