Health is Primary: Charting a Path to Equity and Sustainability
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Examines factors driving the downward trends in primary care, including fewer clinicians practicing primary care, fewer available appointments, lower spending on primary care, and fewer adults reporting that they have a usual source of primary care. Features a literature review, supply and demand analysis, and recommendations for potential solutions. Mentions rural throughout.
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Alison Huffstetler, Ann Greiner, Anam Siddiqi, et al.
Date
11/2023
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Document
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Primary Care Collaborative, Robert Graham Center
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Access · Graduate medical education · Health workforce shortage designations · Health workforce supply and demand · Nurse practitioners and other advanced practice registered nurses · Physician assistants · Physicians · Primary care · Recruitment and retention of health professionals · Rural-urban differences · Social determinants of health · Statistics and data · Telehealth
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- Primary Care Collaborative, view details
- Robert Graham Center, view details