THE APAPP BLOG

Over the last several years, the role of the Advanced Practice Provider (APP) in the ICU has been evolving. As intensivist models have developed across the country, it has become apparent for the need for continuous provider coverage in the ICU and APPs have filled this gap.

Pulmonary hypertension is a rare condition, and even rarer is pulmonary arterial hypertension.

I just got back from the CHEST annual meeting and I can say that it was by far the best conference I have ever attended; it had content extremely pertinent to my practice.

“Why is Rachel seeing that patient…They don’t have asthma?!” Ding, ding, ding… Have you ever had a moment where you heard something that made you stop in your tracks and realize you needed to take action?

At Michigan Medicine in Ann Arbor, I have the privilege of caring for our pre- and post-transplant patients in the inpatient setting.

Author Susan Hines Susan Hines, RN, BSN, MSN, CPNP began her career in pediatric medicine in 1994 as a BSN and specialized […]

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APAPP’s first podcast episode will be premiering next month on Spotify. Stay tuned for updates.

Over the last several years, the role of the Advanced Practice Provider (APP) in the ICU has been evolving. As intensivist models have developed across the country, it has become apparent for the need for continuous provider coverage in the ICU and APPs have filled this gap.

Pulmonary hypertension is a rare condition, and even rarer is pulmonary arterial hypertension.

I just got back from the CHEST annual meeting and I can say that it was by far the best conference I have ever attended; it had content extremely pertinent to my practice.

“Why is Rachel seeing that patient…They don’t have asthma?!” Ding, ding, ding… Have you ever had a moment where you heard something that made you stop in your tracks and realize you needed to take action?

Author Lolita Melhado Lolita Melhado PhD, APRN, FNP-BC, ACHPN is a leader, educator, researcher, and author. She earned a PhD in nursing […]

In the last year, there has been a lot of discussion about moral injury in physicians. The concept of Moral injury was first identified in front line military personnel as the psychological foundation for PTSD.

“Why is Rachel seeing that patient…They don’t have asthma?!” Ding, ding, ding… Have you ever had a moment where you heard something that made you stop in your tracks and realize you needed to take action?

Author Katherine Rosen Katie Rosen, RN, MSN, ANP-C, is a nurse practitioner at in the ILD clinic at National Jewish Health in […]

Author Amy Carlson Amy Carlson is a wife to Major (retired) Jason Carlson and mom to 3 lucky kids (that are now […]

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Author Kati Foechterle Kati Foechterle is a Nurse Practitioner working out of Pueblo, Colorado in a private practice. Her Master’s Degree is […]

Author Susan Hines Susan Hines, RN, BSN, MSN, CPNP began her career in pediatric medicine in 1994 as a BSN and specialized […]