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Workforce Supply
Workforce supply represents the number of people working or available to work in health care settings. Depending on the situation, some supply estimates also incorporate specific adjustments that reflect capacity for work and productivity. For example, FTE (ie, full-time equivalent) estimates are based on the number of hours a person works a week to determine who is considered full-time.
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Topics: Allied Health, Data Visualization, Workforce Supply
This findings brief discusses the development of a Leveraging Public Data for Workforce Analyses Dashboard, which provides interactive visualizations of the supply of workers, aging trends, and commuting patterns for 16 allied health occupations and occupation groups.
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: Staffing, Workforce Demand, Workforce Supply
This report examines healthcare workers in self-employment, contingent, and alternative nonstandard work categories, identifies occupations involved in these types of work, and discusses workers’ personal characteristics.
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