Workforce shortages
The Use of Telemedicine to Address Access and Physician Workforce Shortages
... abstract The use of telemedicine technologies by primary care pediatricians, pediatric medical subspecialists, and pediatric surgical specialists (henceforth referred to as “ pediatric physicians ” ) has the potential to ...
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Is Fly in/Fly out (FIFO) a viable interim solution to address remote medical workforce shortages?
... medical care to remote Australia to further consider this option. Allowing mid-career doctors experienced in remote medicine to continue remote clinical practice when they move to the city for family reasons would ...
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A Review of California s Health Care Workforce Shortages and Strategies to Address These Shortages
... According to a 2009 statewide survey, 14 currently there is no shortage of nursing positions in California, but a shortage of those hiring RNs. Employers reported the following reasons for not hiring new RN graduates: ...
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Primary Care Workforce Shortages: Nurse Practitioner Scope-of-Practice Laws and Payment Policies
... provider shortages, especially in light of health reform coverage expansions in 2014, some believe that revising state laws governing nurse practi- tioners’ (NP) scope of practice is a way to increase primary care ...
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Health system's response for physician workforce shortages and the upcoming crisis in Ethiopia: a grounded theory research
... Furthermore, in some places, there are signals which may indicate that the system cannot absorb and use the upcoming physician workforce effectively, particularly GPs. For instance, in Amhara region, GPs were ...
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Mapping the interprofessional education landscape for students on rural clinical placements: an integrative literature review
... The need for IPE is 5,40,49,50 compounded by current and projected workforce shortages in rural health worldwide , increasing expectations 40,48 7 that students will undertake rural plac[r] ...
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HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING IN FAITH BASED HOSPITALS IN KENYA
... ongoing workforce shortages in the health sector and faith based hospitals, there was need to deliberately focus on sound human resource practices as health workers are a key human resource required to save ...
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Facilitating credentialing and engagement of international physician-migrants during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond
... address workforce shortages in the face of COVID-19 surges, including deregulation of licensure and credentialing requirements for physicians: medical students were recruited or graduated early, residents ...
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Policies and Procedures
... nursing workforce shortages by providing educational support to students in training, in exchange for service in a Department of Health and Senior Services’ (DHSS) approved areas of defined ...
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Access to Medicare-funded annual comprehensive health assessments for rural people with intellectual disability
... health workforce shortages, there is a risk that people with ID may not get timely access to primary care or may not be aware of the range of healthcare services available to support ...
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Incentives for retaining and motivating health workers in Pacific and Asian countries
... While economic factors play a large role in health worker motivation and retention, they are not the sole reasons for health worker shortages (Figure 3). Health workers leave their positions for numerous reasons ...
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Don t t Leave Money On The Table. George Swartz. Principal Capgemini s Distribution Practice Lead
... Shortages Shortages Prolonged Prolonged Economic Economic Uncertainty Uncertainty Price Price Leakage & Leakage & Erosion Erosion Inefficient Inefficient Warehousing &a[r] ...
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Forecasting future needs and optimal allocation of medical residency positions: the Emilia-Romagna Region case study
... For the first time, the SD model provides a comprehen- sive overview of regional data availability and it reveals the level of accuracy that a regional quantitative ap- proach to HRH can achieve. The main contribution of ...
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AN EOQ INVENTORY MODEL WITH SHORTAGES
... Let 𝑄 be the total amount of inventory produced or purchased at the beginning of each period and after fulfilling backorders let us assume we get an amount 𝑆 (> 0) as initial inventory. Due to reasons of market demand ...
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Liquidity shortages: theoretical underpinnings.
... severe strains in their liquidity position. While economists generally abhor such cartelization activities in general (and rightly so), a case can be made that sellers of assets “over-compete” in periods of liquidity ...
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Liquidity Shortages and Monetary Policy
... Claim 1 : Any non-idle equilibrium must be symmetric. Since the banks are competitive, therefore in equilibrium no bank is able to make strictly positive profit. Without restriction the[r] ...
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Strategic Plan for Preventing and Mitigating Drug Shortages. Food and Drug Administration October 2013
... drug shortages, including the Government Accountability Office (GAO) and several private ...drug shortages, examines what is known about the causes of shortages, and describes FDA’s current efforts ...
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Environmental Sector Skills Plan for South Africa
... system surrounding their design, monitoring and use (more technical procedures). Most of the training funded by the HR workplace skills system is generic in nature, focussing more on general workplace skills (e.g. ...
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Results of EAHP's 2018 Survey on Medicines Shortages.
... Representing one sixth of all healthcare spending, medicines accounts for the third highest healthcare expenditure overall, not including those drugs used in hospitals which the OECD estimates would add an additional 30 ...
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Inventory Model for Deteriorating Items with no Shortages
... deteriorating item production inventory model with time and price dependent demand under inflation and permissible delay. Different deterioration rates are considered in a cycle. Shortages are allowed. In this ...
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