Health Care Workforce

Atul Grover, MD, PhD, explains the critical role of health policy education, and how policy fluency can better prepare future physicians.

Developed by the AAMC and RAND, the new workforce projections model can account for the shifting roles of nonphysicians and its impacts on future shortages.

A new approach to better understand the roles and contributions of NPs and PAs, and why it should be incorporated into workforce projection models.

An updated analysis of the training location preferences of U.S. medical students by state abortion ban status two years after the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

An examination of the behavioral health workforce and discussion of why looking beyond psychiatrists and psychologists is important for addressing shortages.

The institute’s inaugural Fellow in Residence, Gaetano Forte, describes the promise, limitations, and future work needed to improve workforce projections.

Atul Grover, MD, PhD asks policymakers to consider how restricting abortion care may discourage physicians from practicing where patients need them the most.

An examination of how new restrictions on women’s health care may impact where US medical school graduates apply for residency training.