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Hello,
After reading a more caustic thread in this forum, I had a question...
Is there any research anyone knows of that polled or studied patients views of being seen by a PA (and/or NP), particularly after being informed of the educational/training differences between PAs and MD/DOs?
I think that most patients think that they are getting the same service if being seen by a midlevel as if they were being seen by a physician. I wonder how patients respond to this knowledge. Moreover, how would health care orgs deal with a population that became a least a little resistant to the idea of being seen by a midlevels?
After reading a more caustic thread in this forum, I had a question...
Is there any research anyone knows of that polled or studied patients views of being seen by a PA (and/or NP), particularly after being informed of the educational/training differences between PAs and MD/DOs?
I think that most patients think that they are getting the same service if being seen by a midlevel as if they were being seen by a physician. I wonder how patients respond to this knowledge. Moreover, how would health care orgs deal with a population that became a least a little resistant to the idea of being seen by a midlevels?
