As health care systems grapple with persistent workforce shortages, artificial intelligence is emerging as both a potential solution and a source of disruption. This webinar will examine how AI is reshaping job roles, automating tasks, and influencing demand for different types of workers across the health care sector. We’ll explore what these changes mean for…
This webinar presents findings from 2 studies that use data from the National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses to examine how the pandemic affected nursing turnover between 2018 and 2022. Dr. Kyla Woodward investigates trends within the registered nurse workforce, and Dr. Esita Patel focuses on nurse practitioners. Together, these studies explore the reasons nurses…
This tutorial covers creating an address locator and geocoding health care provider addresses in ArcGIS Pro. Learn key geocoding concepts and follow a step-by-step guide to mapping primary care providers in New York State.
The Health Workforce Digest is a monthly newsletter created by the Health Workforce Assistance Center (HWTAC) that provides relevant and up-to-date information on a variety of key topics in health workforce research. Each issue of the newsletter includes a curated list of journal articles published in the previous month, categorized by topic. This online resource…
Consistent and reliable data collection plays is necessary for effective health workforce planning. In the past decade, more states and organizations have prioritized collecting health workforce data. The Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center (HWTAC) tracks states data collection efforts for supply, demand, and education pipeline data through an ongoing survey. This brief presents current health…
The health workforce is a vital part of our health care delivery system. To meet the health care needs of the population, it is essential to have a workforce that is well-trained, adequately staffed, and diverse. However, even in this post-pandemic era, significant challenges remain. This introduction to a special collection of papers in Health…
This webinar featured experts from the field, including individuals in academia, research firms, non-profits, and government organizations. Students at all stages and early career job seekers participated in a relaxed conversation, gaining valuable insights into career development in this dynamic field. This was a virtual meeting and was not recorded.
Effective health workforce analysis requires a wide range of data and information. Many federal agencies collect data which can be used for health workforce analysis, however, identifying the most appropriate data sources to address a specific nursing workforce issue can be challenging. This article examines 18 federal data sources relevant to nursing workforce analysis. Researchers…