How California Can Cure Its Doctor Shortage

The primary care shortage is complex, rooted in decisions future doctors make long before they attend medical school, the cost of their education, where they ...

Five Ways to Cure California's Doctor Shortage

Five Ways to Cure California's Doctor Shortage · 1. Make Primary Care Pay · 2. Expand the Care Team · 3. Keep It Local · 4. Reach the Students · 5.

Here's a simple solution to California's physician shortage

Gradually diverting resources from other parts of California's health system will help fix the state's primary care physician shortage ...

Five Ways to Cure California's Doctor Shortage (CHCF)

The first step in stemming the primary care shortfall in California is providing incentives for existing primary care physicians to stay in ...

Why there's a physician shortage and what's being done about it

In California, only about half, or 49.09%, of the state's primary care needs were met in 2022, according to data from the Kaiser Family ...

California's Physician Shortage Is Real — the Cure Is Leadership ...

California is projected to have 5,000 fewer physicians than the population needs by 2025. Because physicians are the most highly trained medical ...

Redesigning the Health System / Increasing Access to Primary Care ...

In California, there are 446 areas identified as dental care provider shortage areas.6. Focus on Prevention ...

Opinion: California needs more than medical schools to solve doctor ...

California doesn't have enough doctors. This year, the state met just 54% of its primary care needs. It would take 881 more physicians to ...

To address physician shortage, Central Valley program looks to ...

“For people in my community, getting a diagnosis isn't just about the treatment or what that means for their health,” Mora said. “It's life- ...

How health care innovation can cure the physician shortage

Beyond recruitment of physicians, another way to alleviate the physician shortage is to extend the physician's reach by moving more tasks to ...

Five Ways to Cure California's Doctor Shortage (California Health ...

Five Ways to Cure California's Doctor Shortage (California Health Care Foundation, Jan 11, 2019) ... “CHCF asked a half-dozen leading health care ...

Paging more doctors: California's worsening physician shortage

That means by 2030, the state is going to be in dire need of physicians. Studies show the state could be down by as many as 10,000 primary care ...

California Invests in Medical Scholars Program to Help Address ...

California has recently made investments to help address physician shortages and regional health disparities through its new budget, ...

There's a Simple Fix to Reduce California's Shortage of Doctors and ...

California needs more doctors but doesn't need $3 billion to subsidize their training. The state simply needs to remove the regulatory ...

CALIFORNIA'S PHYSICIAN SHORTAGE

... it Will Take to Address California's Latino Physician Shortage California's Latino Physician ... Medicine Among US Medical Students and Its Association ...

$3 billion is needed to address California's doctor shortage, task ...

California lawmakers will need to grant nurse practitioners across the state more autonomy, increase opportunities to study medicine and ...

Residency programs awarded $950,000 to help address physician ...

... to help address physician shortages. By Claudia ... California graduate medical education programs in primary care and emergency medicine.

Facing doctor shortage, will California give nurse practitioners more ...

With that additional authority, they could treat patients without a “practice agreement” from a supervising physician outlining what they can do ...

Exploring The Why Behind California's Primary Care Physician ...

According to a new piece in CAL Matters, California's growing shortage of primary care physicians is hitting low-income and rural areas the hardest.

California's Physician Shortage: Brief | Latino Policy & Politics Institute

Incentives, like improved compensation and loan repayment policies, should be considered to encourage primary care physicians to work in ...