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2014 Virginia Healthcare Workforce Map Series

2014 Virginia Healthcare Workforce Map Series. Provided by the National Center for the Analysis of Healthcare Data July, 2014. National Center for the Analysis of Healthcare Data (NCAHD).

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2014 Virginia Healthcare Workforce Map Series

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  1. 2014 Virginia Healthcare Workforce Map Series Provided by the National Center for the Analysis of Healthcare Data July, 2014

  2. National Center for the Analysis of Healthcare Data (NCAHD) • Established in May 2007 in affiliation with the Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine as a not-for-profit national healthcare workforce research center • Founding Project – Scope of Practice Partnership • Established unique methodology to create national healthcare workforce datasets from state licensure on 15 healthcare providers: physicians (MD, DO), dentists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurse anesthesiologists, nurse midwives, psychologists, podiatrists, optometrists, speech language pathologists, audiologists, pharmacists and dental hygienists • Two major projects with Health Resources Services Administration to provide national data for the Area Resource File and the Shortage Designation Program • 2010 Established our own national advisory board made up on 15 nationally recognized healthcare workforce leaders

  3. VCOM's Impact Upon Primary Care Access

  4. Impact of Osteopathic Primary Care Recruitment and Retention Efforts Upon the National Primary Care Workforce 78% Osteopathic Graduates Remain in a Primary Care Specialty

  5. Economic Impact of Primary Care Physician Mal-distribution in Virginia

  6. Impact of Virginia's Medical Schools and Mid-Level Providers

  7. National Healthcare Workforce Data Portal – Free Public Access National Healthcare Workforce Portal: http://gis.ncahd.org

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