Supply of Healthcare Providers in Relation to County Socioeconomic and Health Status

M. A. Davis; R. Anthopolos; J. Tootoo; M. Titler; J. P. W. Bynum; S. A. Shipman

doi:10.1007/s11606-017-4287-4

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Supply of Healthcare Providers in Relation to County Socioeconomic and Health Status

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Supply of Healthcare Providers in Relation to County Socioeconomic and Health Status

M. A. Davis, R. Anthopolos, J. Tootoo, M. Titler, J. P. W. Bynum and S. A. Shipman

Journal of General Internal Medicine, Vol.33(4), pp.412-414

2018

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11606-017-4287-4

Abstract

Article

biostatistics

chiropractor

commercial phenomena

controlled study

distribution parameters

economic aspect

health care availability

health care personnel

health status

household income

human

life expectancy

nurse practitioner

physician assistant

population research

primary medical care

social status

United States

economics

epidemiology

female

male

socioeconomics

Health Personnel

Health Workforce

Humans

Socioeconomic Factors

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Title: Supply of Healthcare Providers in Relation to County Socioeconomic and Health Status
Creators: M. A. Davis
R. Anthopolos - Rice University
J. Tootoo - Rice University
M. Titler - University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
J. P. W. Bynum - Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice
S. A. Shipman - Association of American Medical Colleges
Publication Details: Journal of General Internal Medicine, Vol.33(4), pp.412-414
Publisher: Springer New York LLC
Identifiers: 991006028492102656
Academic Unit: Clinical Research and Public Health
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article