Advanced Practice professionals serve in a variety of roles across our health system. No matter which area you bring your skills and experience to, you’ll build relationships with patients and play an important role in providing the highest quality of healthcare.
Huma Baig, PA, specializes in cardiology on the Kansas City Campus. Colleagues describe her as pleasant, ambitious, poised and joyous. "She has this infectious positive attitude and enthusiasm that’s easy to notice from the moment you meet her," says hospitalist Abebe Abebe, MD. "She is the kind of advanced clinical provider you want to have by your side every day."
Her communication skills make her a role model for peers. As someone who is invested in knowing more, Huma communicates with referring physicians and other consultants to uncover “issues that were a puzzle at first,” and she engages in conversations with team members, interns and residents to provide a recommendation from a cardiology standpoint.
A colleague in the Heart Failure Clinic points to Baig’s compassion, empathy, diligence and trust: "I believe wholeheartedly the kind of environment Huma creates is the kind that future physicians, advanced care providers and nurses should be trained at."
The University of Kansas Health System’s 400-plus advanced practice providers (APPs) play a vital role in patient care. APPs represent:
Physician assistants (PAs) are healthcare professionals who practice medicine as members of a team with their supervising physicians.
The daily contributions by APPs to deliver high-quality, patient and family centered care is paramount to fulfill the vision at The University of Kansas Health System Great Bend to lead the nation in caring, healing, teaching and discovering.
Advanced Practice Providers are educated at the graduate level (master’s or doctoral) and may work in either a specialist or generalist capacity. The basis of Advanced Practice is the high degree of knowledge, skill and experience that is applied within the patient relationship to achieve optimal outcomes through critical analysis, problem solving and evidenced-based decision making.
The APPC is comprised of APRNs, PA-Cs, CRNAs, CNSs, and CNMs who regularly meet to provide input into operational, research, and policy issues that impact the practice and/or clinical scope of APPs at The University of Kansas Health System. The council’s mission is to provide support for existing and emerging practices of APPs to deliver world-class patient care and to ensure the excellence of future patient care through caring, healing, teaching and discovering.
Advanced Practice Professionals work in a variety of areas across the health system:
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Advanced Practice Providers are educated at the graduate level (master’s or doctoral) and may work in either a specialist or generalist capacity.
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