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The Supremes Hear Moore v. Harper, Hurricane Survivors Demand ReBuild NC Accountable, More Anxiety and a North Carolina Health Care Worker Shortage: Top Stories of the Week on Policy Watch | The pulse

The Supremes Hear Moore v. Harper, Hurricane Survivors Demand ReBuild NC Accountable, More Anxiety and a North Carolina Health Care Worker Shortage: Top Stories of the Week on Policy Watch | The pulse

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'We're sinking': More anxiety, more violence and a shortage of healthcare workers in North Carolina

‘We’re sinking’: More anxiety, more violence and a shortage of healthcare workers in North Carolina

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NC Health and Human Services Sec. Kody Kinsley discusses the mental health landscape. State lawmakers speak out at town hall on mental health “My friends, we have a massive mental health issue,” Sen. Jim Burgin (R-Harnett) told a packed room at a Kannapolis town hall last week. Sharing the stage with North Carolina Health and …

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Rise in youth suicides linked to shortage of mental health workers

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Requirements for Nurse Practitioners are Evolving, Allowing Them to Practice Without Physician Supervision

Requirements for Nurse Practitioners are Evolving, Allowing Them to Practice Without Physician Supervision

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The California Nursing Agency has approved rules that will allow nurse practitioners to treat patients without the supervision of a physician. It’s a move that aims to expand access to care in the Golden State at a time when labor shortages plague just about every corner of health care. The vote earlier this month is …

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In-store prices rise as employers weigh benefits

In-store prices rise as employers weigh benefits

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A single-digit increase in open enrollment has never looked better. Kern County workers, unless they have an exceptionally generous employer, can generally expect significantly higher health insurance premiums next year – and the possibility of even higher increases in the coming years – due to inflation and pandemic staffing costs that have yet to seep …

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Reviews | A Federally Funded Physician Shortage Remedy

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Much has changed in healthcare since the 1990s: HIV infection is no longer a presumed death sentence, minimally invasive and robotic techniques have redefined a variety of surgeries, and telemedicine has greatly expanded access to care. Why then, in the face of such remarkable progress and change, has the number of doctors the United States …

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To address the doctor shortage, we need to create new pathways to residency

To address the doctor shortage, we need to create new pathways to residency

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The medical training system is in crisis. By 2034, the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) predicts a shortage of 37,800 to 124,000 physicians in primary and specialty care. This shortage is particularly pronounced in rural areas and communities serving marginalized populations. With the stress of a growing population and increasing numbers of doctors retiring, …

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