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Methodology refers to the analytic techniques used to examine data in order to obtain useful information. Health workforce researchers employ a variety of methods to analyze data including basic counts of practitioners and complex supply and demand projection models.
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In this video David Armstrong, PhD, reviews the resident exit survey process in New York State.
In this video Komal Kochhar, MBBS, MHA, discusses the resident exit survey at the Indiana State University of Medicine.
In this video Ed Salsberg, MPA, FAAN, provides us an overview of the exit survey process.
Topics: Methodology, Rural Health
This article explores 8 federal rural definitions and the degree to which they identify the same areas as rural. Rural-urban disparities across socioeconomic, demographic, and health access and outcome measures are also evaluated.
Topics: Methodology, Rural Health
This webinar explores 8 federal rural definitions and the degree to which they identify the same areas as rural. Rural-urban disparities across socioeconomic, demographic, and health access and outcome measures are also evaluated.
Helpful Links About Methodology
- Area Health Resources Files
- Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Compendium of Federal Data Sources to Support Health Workforce Analysis
- Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSAs)
- County Health Rankings (RWJF)
- Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care
- Future Docs Forecasting Tool
- Health Workforce Mapper (AMA)
- HRSA Data Warehouse
- Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS)
- Kaiser Family Foundation State Health Facts
- National Center for Health Statistics
- Pharmacist Demand Indicator
- Rural-Urban Continuum Codes
- UNC DocFlows Model
- United States Census Bureau
