Interviews & Features

Often compared to nurse practitioners, dental therapists and hygienists can perform preventative and certain restorative dental procedures and their increased autonomy is expanding oral healthcare options to rural and low-income regions of the United States.

Pressure has been growing steadily for the past few years to create more accountability for researchers to clearly show how their results can be reproduced. Since at least 2016, a few major science publications have expressed growing concern that the academic and research sciences are experiencing a reproducibility crisis.

While the intent of the Protecting Access to Medicare Act (PAMA) was to create competitive market-based laboratory testing rates, the methodology used by the Center for Medicare Services (CMS) to determine rates is criticized as being highly flawed.

Meet 15 professors dedicated to teaching the art and science of administering radiation therapy and helping to treat cancer patients safely and skillfully.

Learn more about the research and teaching interests of skilled professors of neurodiagnostic technology who have years of experience in the field.

In order to be a great EMT or paramedic, it is necessary to learn the craft from experienced professors and veterans of the field. These professors have spent decades working to save lives on a minute's notice. They'll help you develop the techniques and tools to keep people alive longer, and make critical life-or-death decisions.

The world of dental technology is an ever-changing landscape of information and implementation. These 10 dental lab scientists and technologists are at the forefront of the way that oral specialists help patients. They are leaders of research, publication, education, and innovation helping to define the future of dentistry.

In order to keep up with the pace of healthcare, savvy administrators manage people, records, and other work tasks with high-performing web applications. These apps are changing the way that administrators connect with both team members and patients.

Dialysis technology, or nephrology technology, is the study of how medical equipment and scientific advancements can help cure illnesses and alleviate disease symptoms associated with the kidneys, such as kidney failure. Whether it's discovering new treatment methods or developing machines to make dialysis technology more effective, these 15 professors are on the vanguard of the field.

As with every field of study that lies along the razor-sharp edge of technology, information and system relevance changes at lightning speed. These 15 professors are the ones who are literally writing the textbooks that define nursing informatics and paving the way for the next generation of nursing information professionals.