Check out the infographic below from VistaStaff.com on how the healthcare and medical industry is expected to change over the next 5 years, and how Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Physician Assistants (NPs) will help fill the gap in Primary Care.
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The Evolution of Medicine
There is no denying the fact that the past few centuries have brought a wealth of knowledge to the medical field. From antibiotics, to new surgeries and vaccines, we’ve seen a huge evolution in healthcare. BestMedicalDegrees.com has created an infographic entitled “The Evolution of Medicine” which details just how far we’ve come. Let’s take a […]
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Dark Side of Nursing [Infographic]
Nurses have one of the most dangerous jobs around. From assaults to verbal abuse, nurses need to be constantly on guard. www.toprntobsn.com has created an infographic entitled “The Dark Side of Nursing”, detailing just how dangerous being a nurse can be, along with how nurses can protect themselves. Being aware is the key to remaining […]
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Healthcare and Social Media [Infographic]
Social media remains a staying power in connecting people with businesses. As businesses invest in their clients by sharing experiences and knowledge via social media, clients learn to trust and depend on businesses. One of the most recent venues to enter the social media sphere is medical professionals. The healthcare field is reaping the rewards […]
US Healthcare vs. the Rest of the World
The richest and most advanced country in the world, the United States, has fallen behind other nations in providing affordable health care to its citizens. Americans spend $477 billion a year more on health care than other advanced countries, which amounts to $1,645 per person every year. So why do we pay so much compared […]