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Health professional shortages are associated with poorer general health status, worse physical health and less access to health care, thus creating a vicious cycle [ 1].
Rising health care costs and professional shortages limit hiring and decentralise the delivery of care to an ever wider network of loosely-coordinated professionals, organisations and facilities [ 15- 17].
The NHSC provides certain amounts of loan repayment in exchange for commitment for service in approved areas with proven health professional shortages.
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Some 54 million people live in the 5,700 parts of the country defined as "health professional shortage areas," the communities with the worst health statistics and the worst unemployment.
In times of professional shortage, mobility of the workforce is important.
The Health Resources and Services Administration, part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, points to an especially-acute health professional shortage in rural America.
AS is considered "medically underserved" and a "health professional shortage area" (9).
The health professional shortage is forecast to last at least 15 years.
In many developing countries, rehabilitation professional shortage is a real concern and poses a challenge to the healthcare system [ 12].
We determined health professional shortage areas, number of state-level rheumatologists, and county-level SES using a validated composite of US Census variables.
In addition, Medicare payments to primary care physicians in health professional shortage areas may receive a 10% bonus payment in 2011.
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