Measuring the potential impact of health reform on the primary care workforce

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Health Administration Roundtable I- Workforce Issues

Monday, November 4, 2013: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Roundtable

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Immunizations: Should they be required for public health staff?
Teresa Garrett, MS, RN and Nan Streeter, RN, MPH

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HIV and hepatitis c training in family medicine residency: An opportunity for workforce development
Rachel Hart-Malloy, PhD, MPH, Alvaro F. Carrascal, MD MPH and Geniene Wilson, MD

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Helping the public health workforce do more with less
Samantha Draper

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Innovative human resource (HR) practices in US hospitals: Empirical study
Elena Platonova, PhD and Robert Hernandez, DrPH

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Study of the community health worker workforce: A report to the Texas legislature
Hector Balcazar, MS, PhD, Beverly MacCarty, M.A., E. Lee Rosenthal, MPH, PhD and Carl H. Rush, MRP

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On the road to public health workforce development in Puerto Rico and Florida
José A. Capriles, MD, MPH, MHSA, Ruth Ríos, PhD, Coralis Marrero, MS, William W. Darrow, PhD, H. Virginia McCoy, PhD and Glena Calderon, MS

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Measuring the potential impact of health reform on the primary care workforce
Yvette Mendez, MPA, Health Programs Officer and Cindy Wong, Ph.D.

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