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Ethics of utilizing nurse practitioners and physician's assistants in the dermatology setting

机译：在皮肤科环境中利用护士和医生助理的伦理

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Our current supply of dermatologists in training is insufficient to meet the growing demand for dermatology services. In an era of declining reimbursements and the ever increasing clamor for increased access to care, many practices are turning to nurse practitioners and physician assistants as a cost effective means of fulfilling patient demand. Despite the recommendations of the American Academy of Dermatology, there is no explicit consensus among dermatologists on the educational requirements or appropriate utilization of NPs and PAs in dermatology settings. Colleges of nursing and physician assistant programs recognize the provider demand in dermatology and have begun to implement training programs to address the need for specialty training. Academic settings offer a unique opportunity for NPs and PAs to receive a medically oriented grounding in basic science, dermatopathology, and research.
机译：我们目前在培训中的皮肤科医生供应不足，无法满足对皮肤病服务不断增长的需求。在费用减少的时代，以及越来越多的人呼吁获得更多医疗服务的时代，许多实践都转向护士从业者和医师助手作为满足患者需求的经济有效的手段。尽管有美国皮肤科学院的建议，但皮肤科医生对皮肤病学背景的教育要求或对NP和PA的适当利用尚无明确共识。护理学院和医师辅助计划学院认识到提供者对皮肤病学的需求，并已开始实施培训计划以解决专业培训的需求。学术设置为NP和PA提供了获得基础科学，皮肤病理学和研究的医学基础的独特机会。

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