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The U.S. primary care physician workforce: minimal growth 1980-1999.

Holly Biola, Lee A. Green, RL Phillips, Janelle Guirguis‐Blake, Fryer Ge

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Abstract

Growth in the primary care physician workforce (physicians per capita) in the United States has trailed the growth of the specialist physician population in recent years. This has occurred despite calls during the same period for increased production of primary care physicians and educational reforms focusing on primary care.

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Growth in the primary care physician workforce (physicians per capita) in the United States has trailed the growth of the specialist physician population in recent years. This has occurred despite calls during the same period for increased production of primary care physicians and educational reforms focusing on primary care.

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Growth in the primary care physician workforce (physicians per capita) in the United States has trailed the growth of the specialist physician population in recent years. This has occurred despite calls during the same period for increased production of primary care physicians and educational reforms focusing on primary care.

Key concepts: Medicine, Workforce, Primary care, Per capita, Primary care physician, Family medicine, Population, Primary health care

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