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PAEA Research Institute Surveys

PAEA requires that all surveys sent to member programs, faculty or students must be approved by the PAEA Research Institute Research Review subcommittee. The purpose of this review is threefold:

  • Survey instruments are reviewed for methodologic correctness.
  • Proposed research is judged for applicability to member programs and to the profession.
  • Other possible data sources that address the research question may be available, making a survey redundant.

 

The overall purpose is to minimize frivolous and repetitive surveys of the PAEA membership and to encourage valid and robust research that is of benefit to PA educators by maximizing survey compliance rates. PAEA encourages member programs, faculty, and students to cooperate with research projects that have received Research and Review Committee approval, and to ignore those that haven't.

It is suggested that proposals be reviewed by PAEA prior to submission for IRB, since changes suggested by PAEA then would not require resubmission to IRB due to the modificatons.

For Researchers: Potential survey instruments and cover letters should be sent to the Chair of the Research Review Subcommittee. Additionally, all of the following will be required of each survey proposal:
-A description of the project, including a discussion of the problem being addressed by the survey.
-A listing of the individual(s) and organization(s) involved in the survey process.
-The project's research hypothesis.
-The survey methodology (sample selection, instrument distribution, proposal to increase response rate, proposed analysis methodology).
-The project time line.
-What will be done with the data (published, available to the public).
-A literature review of the survey topic.
-If the survey is being submitted by a student (PA student, PA faculty in an advanced degree program, or other graduate student), a letter from the student's advisor should be included indicating the advisor has reviewed the submitted project materials and that the project complies with any institutional requirements such as approval by ethics committees.

The survey review takes approximately two weeks. After the review either approval will be given or suggestions made for improvements to the instrument. Once approval is given, research may proceed. A hard copy of the finalized distributed survey and cover letter should be sent to the Chair.

The surveys listed below have been approved for distribution by the Research Institute Research Review Subcommittee:


 

Updated 3/18/2008

Date approved

Survey title

Investigator

March 14, 2008
Physician Assistant Program Sponsorship and Organizational Structure Study
Karen A. Wright,
PhD, PA-C
George Washington University
February 8, 2008
Factors Considered Important When Selecting a Physician Assistant Program: Evaluation Among Prospective Applicants and Current Physician Assistant Students

Asmita Ali, Justin Borden, and Toby Cason, PA Students, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston

(Student project limited to the state of Texas. Faculty Advisor: Veronica Vasquez)

February 6, 2008

Chronic Disease Patient Education Curricula across Physician Assistant Programs in the United States

Maureen F. Finney, MS, RPA-C
D'Youville College

February 5, 2008
PAEA 2008 International Clinical Rotation Survey
PAEA International Affairs Committee

January 28, 2008

Assessing the Utilization of Standardized Patients in Physician Assistant Education

Kevin Lohenry, MPAS, PA-C,
Midwestern University Glendale, Arizona

December 7, 2007

The Use of Technology in PA Programs

David Day, EdS, MPAS, PA-C
Wichita State University
Wichita, Kansas

November 6, 2007

An Evaluation of the Competencies for the PA Profession within PA Education

Alison C. Essary, MHPE, PA-C, Midwestern University Glendale, Arizona

October 2, 2007

Cultural Competence of PA Students Including Linguistic Competence Regarding the Hispanic Patient Population — An Attitudinal Study

Teresa J. Bigler, MS, PA-C, University of Texas Medical Branch–Galveston

October 2, 2007

PAEA Faculty Development Institute Survey for Staff Development Workshop

Bridget C. Calhoun, MPH, PA-C, Duquesne University

September 27, 2007

PA Students Perceptions of Mistreatment

David Asprey, PhD, PA-C, University of Iowa

September 21, 2007

Comparison of Clinical Skills Accomplished by Physician Assistant Students during Domestic and during International Rotations

Pinna Rea Katz, PA-C, MS, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science

July 5, 2007

Utilization of Standardized Patients in U.S. Trained Physician Assistant Programs — A Comprehensive Survey Proposal

Daniel Thibodeau, MHP, PA-C, Eastern Virginia Medical School Master of Physician Assistant Program

June 14, 2007

An Investigation of PAEA Grant Funding Outcomes

J. Dennis Blessing, PhD, PA-C; Associate Dean for South Texas Programs; The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, TX

May 24, 2007

Chronic Disease: Patient Self-Management

Wilton Kennedy, MMSc, PA-C; Jefferson College of Health Sciences Physician Assistant Program

May 23, 2007

PAEA Data and Research Workgroup Survey

Anita Glicken, PAEA President

April 20, 2007
PAEA 2007 International Clinical Rotation Survey
PAEA International Affairs Committee

April 20, 2007

Physician Assistant Students Readiness to Teach Preventative Medicine

Raymond Eifel, MS, PA-C; Shenandoah University Division of Physician Assistant Studies; Winchester, VA

April 18, 2007

Study of Self Assessment and Competency to Perform as a Physician Assistant in the Continental United States

Jonathon W. Gietzen, MS, PA-C; Pacific University School of Physician Assistant Studies; Hillsboro, OR

April 6, 2007

Physician Assistant Education in Spirituality and Medicine

Phoebe A. Foltz, MMS, PA-C; Midwestern University Physician Assistant Program; Downers Grove, IL

April 5, 2007

Clinical Practice Survey of Physician Assistant Educators

Gregg Shutts, RPA-C, MS; Physician Assistant Department, Daemen College

April 4, 2007

The Affect of International Rotations on the Employment Rate of Physician Assistants to Underserved Communities

Audrey Griffin, MPAS, PA-C; Department of Physician Assistant, Wichita State University

April 3, 2007

An Experiment in PA Student Weekly Computer Testing

Robert D. Hadley, PhD, PA-C; Bill R.Grimes, D. Min, PA-C; University of Kentucky PA program

March 1, 2007

PACE - Cancer Education Survey - Heartland Consortium
PACE - Core Competencies for PA Cancer Education

Carl Fasser, PA; Baylor College of Medicine PA Program

February 22, 2007

Clinical Practice Survey of Physician Assistant Educators

Gregg Shutts, PA-C, MS; Daemen College Physician Assistant Department

February 2, 2007

Disaster Response/bioterrorism Preparedness Curriculum Survey

Jennifer Ferland, PA-S, Wake Forest University PA Program

January 19, 2007

Are Physician Assistant Programs Adequately Preparing Students to Care for the Elderly Population of the Southeastern United States?

Robin E. Wallace, PAS, EVMS PA Program

November 16, 2006

Evidence Based Medicine Curriculumin Physician Assistant Education Survey

Shan M. Kroger PA-C; Medical College of Georgia

September 27, 2006

Assessment of Attitudes and Knowledge of Oral Cancer in Texas Physician Assistant Students

Laura Devlin, Renita Madu, Melissa Sanchez (Debra Munsell, faculty); University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston

August 21, 2006

Professional Burnout: a Study of Physician Assistant Educators

Glen Forister and Dennis Blessing, The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio PA Program

July 16, 2006

Knowledge of Physician Assistant Faculty Regarding Clinical Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome: How Much is being Taught in a PA School Curriculum

Michelle Hinkle PA-S; David Day PA-C Faculty Advisor, Wichita State University PA Program

June 27, 2006

Development of Standardized Patient Case-specific Checklists in PA Student Assessment

Jim Carlson MS, PA-C, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science PA Program

June 16, 2006

Professionalism in Physician Assistant Education - A Modified Delphi Study

Barbara Poetzsch, RPA-C, Albany Medical College PA Program

June 12, 2006

PA Program Estimated Enrollment Increases

Jim Cawley, GWU PA Program

May 24, 2006

PA Lifestyle Survey - Year Two

Jonathon W Gietzen, MS, PA-C, Pacific University PA Program

May 11, 2006

National Tuberculosis Curriculum Consortium (NTCC) Survey

Darwin L. Brown, MPH, PA-C, University of Nebraska PA Program; Meredith Ann Davison, PhD Midwestern University PA Program

May 1, 2006

Physician Assistant Pediatric Emergency Medicine Curricula Survey

Cara B. Reeves, PhD, Paul Jacques, EdM, RPA-C , Medical University of South Carolina

April 24, 2006

Physician Assistant Faculty Retirement Preference Survey

Eugene Jones, PhD, PA-C, University of Texas SW PA Program

March 24, 2006

The Importance of Faculty Benefits: How to Keep Your Faculty Happy and Productive

Randy D. Danielsen, PhD, PA-C, A.T. Still University

January 25, 2006

International Clinical Rotations Survey 2006

PAEA International Affairs Committee (IAC)

January 23, 2006

Physician Assistant Faculty Publishing Patterns

Tom Colletti, MPAS, PA-C; Duke University PA Program

November 29, 2005

Physician Assistant Perceptions of Physician Assistant Residencies

Brian L Bostwick, MD, University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria

November 29, 2005

Transforming Teaching Institutions into Learning Organizations: The Impact of the IOM Core Competencies on Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner Education

Michael Dryer PA-C, Dr PH (c), Arcadia University and Jean Johnson PhD, FAAN, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

November 22, 2005

A Study of Effective Remediation Techniques for Physician Assistant Students Placed on Academic Probation in Institutions Offering Master Degrees

Cynthia Pentz, MPAS, PA-C, University of LaVerne Doctoral Program in Organizational Leadership

November 11, 2005

Impact of Increasing PA Class Size on Academic Performance

Suzanne Dahl, PA-S, Eastern Virginia Medical School

September 8, 2005

National Study of Faculty in Physician Assistant Education - (attitudes regarding your academic position)

Wallace D. Boeve, MSPA, PA-C, Grand Valley State University PA Program

August 16, 2005

Transforming Teaching Institutions into Learning Organizations: The Impact of the IOM Core Competencies for the Health Professions on Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner Education

Michael Dryer PA-C, MPH, Arcadia University PA Program

June 21, 2005

What primary care clinical procedures are Physician Assistant programs teaching and how are they teaching them?

Jim Carlson, MS, PA-C; Rosalind Franklin University PA Program

June 21, 2005

Survey of Physician Assistant Programs CAM Education in the PA Curriculum

Leslie Freels Lloyd, RhD, CRC; PA Program, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale

June 8, 2005

Non-basic Science Curriculum Textbook Survey

Claire O'Connell, MPH, PA-C, UMDNJ PA Program

May 25, 2005

The Impact of Promotion and Tenure on Physician Assistant Faculty

Michel Statler, MLA, PA-C and Debra Sullivan, PhD, PA-C; Midwestern University PA Program, Glendale, AZ

May 24, 2005

Faculty and Student Perspectives on the Importance of Various Elements of Didactic Physician Assistant Education

Lisa Bell, PA-S, UT Southwestern PA Program

May 18, 2005

Physician Assistant Student Lifestyle Study

Jeanean M. Rasmussen, PA-S, Erin E. Black, PA-S, Pacific University PA Program

March 29, 2005

APAP 2005 Needs Assessment

APAP Education Committee, Faculty Development Institute, and Research Institute

March 14, 2005

Rural Provider Survey

Tracy Rogers PA-S; Rocky Mountain College PA Program

February 2, 2005

The Relationship Between the Usage of Online Instruction and Student Performance on the Physician Assistant National Certification Exam (PANCE)

David Day, PA-C, MPAS, EdS; Wichita State University PA Program

January 31, 2005

International Clinical Rotations / Faculty International Experience

APAP International Affairs Committee (IAC)

January 31, 2005

Health Behaviors of Physician Assistant Students in North Carolina

Melissa L. Hawkins, PA-S1, Wake Forest Physician Assistant Program

January 6, 2005

Evaluation of Suture Training Standards in Physician Assistant Education

J. Keith Williams, PA-C, Nove Southeastern University PA Program

October 25, 2004

Factors Influencing the Decision to Attend Physician Assistant School

Monisola Olanike Folami, PA-S, Midwestern University PA Program, Downers Grove, IL

October 25, 2004

Practical Validity of Physical Examination Techniques

Tracy Bylan, PAS, Shenandoah University PA Program

September 16, 2004

Attitudes of PA Students Toward International Rotations

Nicole Stewart, PA-S, Midwestern University PA Program

September 16, 2004

Exercise Prescription Competence in Graduating Physician Assistant Students

Donna Nowicki, BS, RD, PA-S; Wake Forest University PA Program

September 2, 2004

Standardized Patients in the Evaluation of Students

Bridget C Calhoun, MPH, PA-C, Department of Physician Assistant, Duquesne University

August 30, 2004

METI Utilization Survey

APAP Development Committee

July 21, 2004

Models of Research Instruction in Physician Assistant Education

Theresa Hegmann, MPAS, PA-C; University of Iowa PA Program

July 21, 2004

What factors influence high school graduates to enroll in master's degree physician assistant programs?

Bridget Colleen Calhoun, MPH, PA-C; Department of Physician Assistant; Duquesne University

July 15, 2004

Education Rotation Research Project

Cheryl Elinsky, PA-S, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences PA Program

July 7, 2004

Association of Physician Assistant Programs Graduate Education Commission Survey

APAP Graduate Education Commission (GEC)

June 30, 2004

Rx for Change: Clinician-Assisted Tobacco Cessation - Survey of 2003-2004 Physician Assistant Programs

Mary Warner, Yale University PA Program

June 22, 2004

The Extent of Medical Spanish Education that PA Students Receive

Eugene Jones, PhD, PA-C, UT Southwestern PA Program

April 20, 2004

Attrition of PA students – has the arena changed?

Robert D. Hadley, PhD, PA-C; Gil A. Boissonneault, PhD, PA-C; University of Kentucky PA Program

April 20, 2004

APAP Programs Interprofessional Education Survey

Paul Lombardo, MPS, RPAC, APAP Board of Directors

February 26, 2004

Potential Usefulness of a Web-based Healthcare Quality Assurance Educational Tool

Bridget Colleen Calhoun, MPH, PA-C,Department of Physician Assistant, Duquesne Univerisity

February 9, 2004

A National Review of PA Master's Education and Evaluation of Graduate-Level Competencies

James D. Stoehr, PhD, Alison Essary, MHPE, PA-C, Midwestern University PA Program, Glendale Campus

January 27, 2004

Teaching Professionalism in Physician Assistant Education

Marshall Blesofsky, PA-C, MPH, University of Southern California PA Program

January 7, 2004

APAP Recruitment Taskforce Survey

Grace P. Landel, PA-C, MEd, APAP Recruitment Taskforce

November 25, 2003

Examining Internal Programmatic Assessments Implemented by Physician Assistant Educators

Cpt. Don Shipman, PA-C, Doctoral Candidate - West Virginia University

November 25, 2003

Perceptions of the Physician Assistant Accreditation Process

Martha Petersen MPH,CHES,PA-C, Duquesne University PA Program

November 17, 2003

Survey of Problem-Based Learning in Physician Assistant Education

Leslie Freels Lloyd, Rh.D., CRC, LPC, PA Program, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

November 14, 2003

PA Program Faculty Turnover Survey

Eric Vangsnes, MS, PA-C, Western Michigan University PA Program

October 31, 2003

Physician Assistant Student Prior Health Care Experience

Salvatore Barese, New York Institute of Technology PA Program

October 31, 2003

Comparing Cultural Competency Education Across Physician Assistant Programs

Susan Symington MPAS, PA-C, Midwestern University-Glendale PA Program

September 24, 2003

The Doctoral Pipeline in PA Education

Venetia L. Orcutt, MBA., PA-C, University of Texas Southwestern Department of Physician Assistant Studies

September 16, 2003

AMA Survey of Health Professions Education Programs

Fred Donini-Lenhoff, American Medical Association

August 20, 2003

APAP Program Recruitment Survey

APAP National Recruitment Taskforce

August 20, 2003

Pain management education for PA and MD students; is it enough?

Danae Guerra PA-S, EVMS PA Program

June 23, 2003

Interaction between Physician Assistant Programs and the Pharmaceutical Industry

Mary Warner, M.M.Sc., PA-C, Yale University PA Program

June 23, 2003

Use of Mintzberg's Model of Managerial Roles as a Framework to Describe a Population of Academic Health Profession Administrators

Richard D. Muma, MPH, PA-C, Wichita State University PA Program

June 11, 2003

Medical Andragogy Survey

Walt Eisenhauer, Lock Haven University PA Program

June 5, 2003

Federation of Associations of Schools of the Health Professions (FASHP) Student Diversity Efforts Questionnaire

Geraldene Darden, APAP staff

May 9, 2003

Factors Which Influence Practice Specialty Choice by Virginian Physician Assistant Students, Phase II

Tom Walter, PA-S, Eastern Virginia Medical School PA Program

May 5, 2003

HRSA Advisory Committee for Primary Care Medicine and Dentistry - Obstacles to Grant Applications

HRSA Advisory Committee for Primary Care and Dentistry

April 25, 2003

What Modifications Do PA Programs Implement When Converting to a Graduate Level Degree?

Theresa Hegmann, PA-C, MPAS, University of Iowa PA Program

March 28, 2003

Supplemental Applications: Who is doing them and do you need one?

Jennifer Coombs, MPAS, PA-C, University of Utah Physician Assistant Program

March 25, 2003

A comparison of PA practice expectations between the class of 1977 and the entering class of 2003 master's level PA programs

J. Glenn Forister, MPAS, PA-C; J. Dennis Blessing, PhD, PA-C; The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

March 13, 2003

The Master’s degree “Capstone” project in PA education

Robert D. Hadley, PhD, PA-C, UKY PA Program
Mark R. Zellmer, MA, PA-C, UW-LC PA Program

February 14, 2003

Complemantary and Alternative Medicine Education In US PA Programs: a Survey of Program Directors

Christine Carbonaro, PA-S, Seton Hall PA Program

February 4, 2003

Spirituality and Health Care

Clare Chiles, PA-S, King's College PA Program

December 2, 2002

Doctorally Prepared Physician Assistant Faculty: Publishing History by Degree and Degree Source

Venetia L. Orcutt, MBA, PA-C and Eugene Jones, PhD, PA-C, UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas PA Program

November 26, 2002

The Effect of a Problem-based Learning Curriculum on Performance on the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination

Gary J. Bouchard, EdM, RPA-C, Cornell University PA Program

October 29, 2002

Physician Assistant Programs Deans Survey

Martha Petersen, MPH, CHES, PA-C; Duquesne University PA Program

October 10, 2002

The Relationship Of Achievement Motivation And Student Age In Physician Assistant Students

Mona M. Sedrak, BS, MS, PA-C, Walden University

August 6, 2002

Child Abuse and Neglect Instruction Survey

David Paulk, Arcadia University

August 5, 2002

Research Topic Survey

APAP Research Institute Advisory Committee

July 23, 2002

Undergraduate GPA and GRE scores as predictors of the Didactic Phase Performance

Mary Warner, Yale University PA Program

July 12, 2002

The Preparation of PA Programs for Acts of School Violence and Domestic Terrorism

Jeffery G. Yates, PA-S, Eastern Virginia Medical School PA Program

July 11, 2002

PA Student Mistreatment Survey

David Asprey, University of Iowa PA Program

June 24, 2002

Needs Assessment of Geriatric/Gerontology Content and Teaching Methods in PA Education

Tina H. Olson, Midwestern University Glendale Campus PA Program

June 5, 2002

Death and Dying Curriculum in PA Education

Aliona Yezhova, PA-S, UMDNJ PA Program

May 8, 2002

Publication Productivity of PA Faculty

Theresa Hegmann, University of Iowa PA Program

May 6, 2002

National Analysis of Distance Education in Physician Assistant Programs

Cheryl Berry Lloyd, Midwestern University Glendale Campus

April 29, 2002

Pre-Clinical Correlates with Discipline Choices of Virginia Physician Assistant Students

Jason Allan Grahame, PA-S, EVMS PA Program

April 24, 2002

Methods of Monitoring Student Clinical Experience

Janella Abbey, Union College PA Program

April 11, 2002

Hospice Care Education and the Physician Assistant Student

Carmen Larson, PA-S, St. Louis University

March 18, 2002

Pennsylvania Coding and Billing Survey

Jeffrey N. Cundiff, PA-C

February 26, 2002

Program Diversity Survey

Karen Mulitalo - APAP CECD

January 31, 2002

Flexible Sigmoidoscopy Training Survey

Paul Schroy III, M.D., M.P.H., Boston Medical Center

December 26, 2001

Human Genome Survey

Lauren Meth, PA-S, Nova Southeastern University

October 24, 2001

PA Pre-admission Examination Survey

APAP Finance Committee

September 1, 2001

International Activities Survey

Kathy Pedersen, University of Utah PA Program

August 1, 2001

APAP Stakeholder Survey

APAP Board of Directors

August 1, 2001

Program Diversity Survey

APAP Committee on Ethnic and Cultural Diversity

July 5, 2001

Family Violence Curricula in U.S. PA Schools

L. Kaili McCray and Paula B. Phelps, Idaho State University

May 17, 2001

APAP PACKRAT Survey

APAP

April 6, 2001

Appropriate preparation for PA faculty: the non-PA perspective

Deborah Wenninger, PA student, Midwestern University

March 20, 2001

Health and Disability Insurance Census of PA Programs

AMA Insurance Agency

December 27, 2000

Population Health Content in PA Program Curricula

Pam Harrison Chambers, PA-C, Des Moines University PA Program

December 12, 2000

Preparation of PA Students for Roles as Hospital Based Internal Medicine PAs

Thomas Sorber, PA-C, George Washington University

October 6, 2000

Evaluation of Allied Health Curriculums

Michael A. Rackover/APAP Human Genetics Project Committee

July 24, 2000

PA Program Educational Technology Survey

APAP Electronic Communications Taskforce

July 19, 2000

An Evaluation of Rural Health Care Education in Physician Assistant Programs

Starla Secrest, PA Student, Midwestern University PA Program

July 19, 2000

Teaching Medicine through Literature: A Case for a ‘Literature and Medicine’ Course in the Physician Assistant Curriculum

Thomas Corso, Springfield College PA Program

July 12, 2000

An Investigation of the Criteria for Physician Assistant Program Ranking

J. Dennis Blessing, The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

June 29, 2000

Faculty Development Survey

Marvis Lary,Wichita State University PA Program

June 13, 2000

Physician Assistant Program Educational Technology Survey

Victoria Scott, Duke University PA Program

May 23, 2000

Availablility and Use of Technology Resources in PA Programs

Ian Marks, Chair of Technology Survery Taskforce, SAAPA

May 10, 2000 

The Relationship between Self-Efficacy, Outcome Expctation, Outcome Values and PA Students' Clinical Performance

Deborah Opacic, Duquesne University 

Mar. 17, 2000

Primary Care Interdisciplinary Team Training in PA Programs

Laura Hanks, Oregon Health Sciences University

Mar. 8, 2000

The Effect of Perceived Harassment of the Professional Role Expectations of Physician Assistant Students

Dawn Ludwig, Augsburg College

Feb. 2, 2000

Substance Abuse Survey

Cathy Judd & Rod Hooker, University of Texas SW

Jan. 31, 2000

Title VII Questionnaire

Justine Strand, Duke University

Dec. 17, 1999

Health Promotion and Wellness

Richard Rahr, University of Texas & Judy Perkins, University of North florida

Oct. 27, 1999

Survey on Complimentary and Alternative Medicine

Neeli Axler, student, Midwestern University

Oct. 25, 1999

Scope of Health Promotions Programs

Randy Danielson, Arizona School of Health Sciences

Oct. 12, 1999

Rural Health Issues

Joanna Hoffman, student, Midwestern University

Sept. 9, 1999

Health Promotion Assessment

Shari Weinstein, student, Midwestern University

Sept. 8, 1999

Attitudes toward HIV/AIDS

Jessica Kreutzer, student, Midwestern University

July 30, 1999

Preparation of students for case presentation

Monica Bjork, student, Emory University

Apr. 7, 1999

Women's Health Curriculum in Physician Assistant Programs

Eleanor Russell, Wake Forest University

Mar. 22, 1999

Using Computers to Teach Problem-Based Learning (via telephone)

Marquitha Mayfield, Emory University

Pending

Problem-Based Learning in Physician Assistant Education

Maria Ribeiro, Anne Arundel Community College

Feb. 25, 1999

Preceptor Faculty Appointment

Mark Freeman, Chatham College

Feb. 25, 1999

Title VII grants-Work Group Survey (via Internet)

Sherry Stolberg, APAP Title VII Workgroup

Feb. 25, 1999

Human Sexuality Education in the PA Curriculum

John Ludington, student, Midwestern University

Feb. 25, 1999

Academic Credential Survey

APAP Degree Task Force

Feb. 2, 1999

APAP Communications Survey

APAP Finance Committee

Nov. 11, 1998

International Medicine Experience

Lisa Alexander, George Washington University

Oct. 15, 1998

Teaching Skills Provided in PA Program Curriculum

Heather Biddinger, student, University of St. Louis

Oct. 9, 1999

Alternative/Complimentary Medicine in PA Programs

Caroline Olsen, student, Emory University

Sept. 30, 1998

Nutrition Education in Physician Assistant Programs

Sandra Young Sullivan, student, Emory University

Sept. 9, 1998

PA Faculty Survey

William Tozier, University of Denver

Aug. 11, 1998

PA Faculty Education Survey

Peter Forsberg, University of Texas at San Antonio

July 20, 1998

Alternative/Complimentary Medicine Survey

Emily WhiteHorse, Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science

June 23, 1998

Occupational and Environmental Medicine in PA Program Curriculum

Maryann Ramos, Arlington VA

 

 


 


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