Treatment for vitamin D deficiency is safe and inexpensive, but the condition often goes undiagnosed or untreated.
February 2022 Vol. 10 No. 1
Case Study: Severe Headache in a Young Woman
She estimates that she was examined by 10 healthcare providers prior to receiving the correct diagnosis.
Development of the WHNP Postpartum Hospitalist Role: Perspectives From Philadelphia
Beyond benefits to the patient, there are also professional benefits that may attract the WHNP to a hospitalist role.
Editor-in-chief’s message | February 2022
Dear Colleagues, Beth Kelsey, Editor-in-Chief It is always my pleasure in the first issue of a new year to wish…
Getting Clear on the Abstract: Crafting a Winning Research Abstract
Developing a winning abstract takes practice but will improve the likelihood of securing a place at a professional conference and open the gateway to future opportunities, collaborations, or notoriety.
Message From New NPWH Board Chair: A Lens of Equity
One word I hope we can focus on as a collective body in 2022 is equity.
Message from the CEO
In 2022, we will be publishing three new position statements on topics including WHNPs as partners in addressing the maternal health crisis, trauma-informed healthcare, and sexual health for adolescents and young adults.
Patient Consent for Student Performed Pelvic Exams
Although consent for invasive procedures or treatments has long been standard in healthcare, consent for invasive assessments has been less defined.
Relating Reproductive Justice to Clinical Practice
The time is now to embrace the power that you have to impact reproductive justice and help shape the policies of tomorrow to create a world that is more inclusive, just, and equitable.
What is hidradenitis suppurativa?
Evidence shows that the mean delay in diagnosis for HS was more than 10 years and more than 60% of patients had visited a healthcare provider more than five times before receiving a formal diagnosis.