Barton Blog / Healthcare News and Trends
Locum tenens providers face a real challenge in taking on an assignment in a cancer center. Whether it’s a comprehensive cancer center in a big city or a small community hospital in a rural area, there are some ways to prepare for and deal with communication and care challenges....
Robert Conlin | May 23, 2019
The outlook for locum tenens career paths is bright, the perks are well-advertised, and the demand for quality health care will only increase throughout the upcoming years. And yet, medical and nursing schools do not traditionally introduce locum tenens as a future career option to students....
Christine Giraud | May 02, 2019
This past week, a Washington state Senator, Maureen Walsh, decided to comment on nurses who “play cards almost all of the time.” A huge backlash of comments by nurses, patients, etc., transpired. In this blog post, Kim S. addresses this issue and shares her insight as a nurse....
Kim S., FNP | April 26, 2019
Occupational and environmental health play a critical role in the lives of workers and the public at large. And yet, occupational medicine physicians have been suffering from a shortage since the early 1990s, unable to keep up with this increasing demand....
Luke Curtis, MD, MS | April 18, 2019
Physicians, NPs, PAs, dentists and CRNAs have voiced several ways EMRs could be improved, including making them more user-friendly, efficient, and personalized....
Claire Cavanaugh | March 19, 2019
Telemedicine directly confronts issues that cause patients to ghost facilities. According to research from patient engagement software maker PatientBond, four high-level factors make most patients skip appointments are namely: cost of the visit, fear of bad news, time constraints, and demographic co...
Evan Wade | February 14, 2019
An increasing amount of physicians, dentists, CRNAs, and advanced-practice clinicians like PAs and NPs are turning to short-term, temporary assignments in addition to their permanent roles....
Julie Shea | February 05, 2019
Like many other healthcare professionals, nurse practitioners face the challenge of burnout in the workplace. On the bright side, the world of healthcare is evolving to provide exciting opportunities for the ambitious nurse practitioner....
Dr. Melissa DeCapua, DNP, PMHNP | January 17, 2019
This year heralded victories for NP and PA scope of practice, supervisory requirements and prescriptive authority, while also introducing many bills that failed in committee and never reached a governor’s desk....
Julie Shea | December 31, 2018
In contrast to most professions, a nurse practitioner’s salary doesn’t vary by years of experience. This survey found that after a nurse practitioner has been working for five years, their average salary doesn’t increase even after practicing for more than twenty years....
Dr. Melissa DeCapua, DNP, PMHNP | December 27, 2018
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