Spend a day in almost any healthcare setting today, and one thing quickly becomes clear: advanced practice providers are no longer supporting players in the delivery of care.
Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) are experiencing some of the fastest workforce growth in healthcare—and remote patient monitoring (RPM) is one of the key forces accelerating that expansion.
Clinical nurse specialists have long been recognized for their advanced clinical expertise, but many of their most important contributions happen far beyond the bedside.
For many advanced practice providers, the thought arrives quietly. It might happen after another evening spent finishing documentation, following a particularly demanding week on call, or during a conversation with a former colleague who now works in medical affairs, healthcare technology, clinical education, or leadership.
Not every experienced clinician who leaves a traditional office or hospital setting is looking to slow down. Increasingly, many are looking for a different way to practice. For nurse practitioners and physician associates, telemedicine has evolved far beyond virtual urgent care visits and prescription refills.
