Improving Access to Pediatric Subspecialty Care
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This document discusses improving access to pediatric subspecialty care by focusing on workforce issues. It notes that access is complicated and important, as workforce challenges like recruitment programs and trainees not completing fellowships, or attendings choosing other specialties or leaving medicine, affect the costs, quality and outcomes of care for children and families. The document seeks feedback on examining how to address workforce stocks and flows to enhance access to pediatric subspecialty care.
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