Titlebook: Dermatology in Rural Settings; Organizational, Clin Robert T. Brodell,Adam C. Byrd,Vinayak K. Nahar Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

使尷尬

極端的正確性

斗志

A Comparison of Rural and Urban Dermatology,bt a formidable challenge with high stakes. As you will see in the coming text, rural populations are aging at an alarming rate, less likely to be racially or ethnically diverse, have lower household median incomes, and are more likely to be uninsured. The dermatology workforce at this time is regre

Stagger

Making a Difference: Assessment of the Economic Viability and Impact of Rural Practice,s and specialists in Rural America. A number of factors contribute to a lack of supply and demand equilibrium. A thorough review of the current literature indicates that, while there has been some research focused on healthcare access issues in Rural America, there is very little data related to the

Immunoglobulin

Government and Private Efforts to Incentivize Rural Practice,rms. Both local and federal governments have an interest in incentivizing specialists to practice in underserved areas. The United States Department of Agriculture has made available monetary incentives including the Rural Business Development Grants Program and the Business & Industry Guaranteed Lo

inspiration

The Practice of Austere (Resource-Limited) Dermatology,tology care in austere settings have provided a framework for future successful interventions. Effective training of local health care professionals provides the foundation for treating the disease burden in the region of interest. The general approach to building sustainable dermatology services in

南極

Rural Dermatology Residency Slots: Priming the Pump,ntion strategies, beginning in medical school and residency training. There are currently dermatology residency programs that recruit residents specifically to work in a rural setting. These programs use strategic recruitment criteria in order to find the resident who will be the best ‘fit’ for the

Original

制定法律

Political Action in Rural Dermatology,ents with dermatologic disease in many parts of the United States, rural locations are most severely affected. This is demonstrated by delays in diagnosis and treatment, longer wait times to see a clinician, and less frequent follow-up visits with providers. This chapter provides a detailed blueprin

連累