Summer 1 Flashcards

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What does AAPA stand for?

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American Academy of Physician Assistants

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When was AAPA established?

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1968

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Who was the first president of AAPA? where?

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William D. Stanhope, PA-C as the first president.

North Carolina- where AAPA was first incorporated

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in 1973, who established a national AAPA office in washington D.C.?

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Donald W. Fisher

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Who was selected as AAPA’s first executive director serving until 1981?

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Donald W. Fisher

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T/F AAPA is the only national professional association that represents all PA’s across all medical and surgical specialties in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, the armed forces, and the federal services.

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True

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When did AAPA have 70 staff members, 43,000 members (over 9,000 student members)?

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2010

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What is the name of the peer-reviewed journal

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JAAPA

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To ensure the professional growth, personal excellence, and recognition of physician assistants, and to support their efforts to enable them to improve the quality, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness of patient-centered health care

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Mission of AAPA

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The American Academy of Physician Assistants is the leader in providing support and advocacy for physician assistants,the primary organization, advancing the profession, a primier participant in health care transformation, and a passionate champion of patient centered care

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Vision of AAPA

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Who is responsible for the Academys administrative and financial management? How many times a year do they meet?

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Board of Directors ; 3 times a year

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How many elected officials are on the AAPA Board of Directors?

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13

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T/F The Board of Directors consists of:
president, president-elect, immediate past president, secretary, treasurer, vice president/speaker of the House of Delegates, first vice speaker of the House, second Vice speaker of the house, student representative, and 4 directors at large.

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True

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AAPA fellow members are eligible to run for a Board of Directors seat by….

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being nominated by the AAPA Nominating Committee or by self-declaring for office

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Who is the 2013 - 2014 President?

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Lawrence Herman - MPA, PA-C, of AAPA

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Who is the AAPA’s policy making body, consists of voting delegates from chartered constituent chapters, specialty organizations, and the Caucus Congress, and the Student Academy?

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AAPA House of Delegates

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Who makes recommendations on professional issues to committees, councils, caucuses, special interest groups, and congresses, or to the AAPA Board of Directors.

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AAPA House of Delegates- Elected Delegates

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What does SAAPA stand for?

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Student Academy of AAPA

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What has its own structure, starting with students at individual educational programs?

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SAAPA

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T/F All student members of the AAPA are considered members of the Student Academy.

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True

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What does AOR stand for?

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Assembly of Representatives

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Communication between what happens through student society presidents, Assembly o fRepresentatives (AOR) delegates, and SAAPA’s regional chairs?

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Communication and programming between the Student Academy and PA students

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What is the legislative body of the Student Academy? When do they meet?

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AOR- meet once a year at AAPA’s annual pa conference

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who sets policy and elects the Student Academy officers?

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T/F The Student Board of Directors guides Student Academy Affairs for the following year.
true
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T/F Any AAPA student member who has not graduated is eligible for the following year to be AOR.
true
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Who's is the current president of SAAPA?
Nick Rossi, Mercer University, recent graduate
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what are independent organizations that are officially chartered or recognized by AAPA?
Constituent Organizations
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Which of the Constituent Organizations: | is recognized as organizations composed of individuals working within a specific medical or surgical specialty.
Specialty Organizations
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Constituent Organizations: | How many Chapters are there?
56 chartered chapters representing all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and 5 federal services
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Constituent Organizations: recognized organizations composed of individuals sharing a common goal or interest related to health care access or delivery
Caucuses
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Constituent ORganizations: | informal groups composed of individuals sharing a common goal or interest
SIGS- Special Interest Groups | SIGS are recognized and approved by AAPA's Constituent Relations Committee
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As the philanthropic arm of the American Academy of Physician Assistant (AAPA), the_____ is to develop and allocate resources that empower the physician assistant profession to impact the health and wellness of communities it serves.
PA FOUNDATION MISSION
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The _______ members are encouraged to apply to serve on a PA Foundation Board of Directors or committee. Its a great way to get involved in the profession's philanthropic efforts, while learning new skills
AAPA members
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_______ include marketing/communications, programs, grants review, scholarship review, resource development, and silent auction.
PA Foundation Committees
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In June 2001, an OFFICE for the study, preservation and presentation of PA History (PAHx) was established within the Department of Community and Family Medicine. Where??
DUKE UNIVERSITY MEDICAN CENTER!!!!!!!!
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What is the preeminent leader in fostering the preservation, study and presentation of the history of the Physician Assistant profession by creating and presenting on-line, a virtual repository of historic and current information on the PA profession.
Society for the Preservation of PA history
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Who was the first president of the Society for the Preservation of PA History?
Dr. J. Jeffery Heinrich
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Where is the PA History CENTER located?
Durham, NC
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What serves as the Society's academic base for accomplishing its stated mission, goals, and objectives?
PA History CENTER in DURHAM, NC. | ***NOT OFFICE
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What is the only national organization representing physician assistant educational programs in the United States?
PAEA
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How many accredited programs n the country are members of the Association?
173
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What provides services for faculty at its member programs, as well as to applicants, students, and other stake holders?
PAEA
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Member programs voted to adopt the current PAEA name in 2005. What was the name used from 1972-2005?
Association of Physician Assistant Programs
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Who is the current President of PAEA?
Constance Goldgar, MS, PA-C
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To pursue excellence, foster faculty development, advance the body of knowledge that defines quality education and patient centered care, and promote diversity in all aspects of physician assistant education
PAEA MISSION | **notes describe ways they accomplish this mission
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Provides common ground where all Mississippi Pas can be heard, Assures quality healthcare for all Mississippians, Provides CME programs and educational workshops for PA's, advace the PA concept through the education of both professional and lay persons; Mold the shape of our profession by proactive intervention in legislative affairs
MAPA mission
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Who is the current president of MAPA?
Rebecca Loveless, PA-C
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Who is the president - elect of MAPA?
Murl Dotson, PA-C
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Who is the Director at Large (central): of MAPA?
Lorin Jones, PA-C
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Who are the HOD Representatives of MAPA?
Percy Smith & Murl Dotson (PA-C)
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T/F Student members of MAPA can vote or hold any office in the MAPA.
false. Student Members are currently enrolled in an accredited PA training program. They are unable to vote or hold any office other than the peer-elected student director position.
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What are the student membership dues for MAPA?
25 dollars (for length of school + 6 months)