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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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This webinar focuses on registered nurse research using the National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses.
Topics: Diversity, Methodology, Nursing, Workforce Supply
This webinar examines weighting issues associated with the 2018 National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses.
Topics: COVID-19, Education and Training, Workforce Demand, Workforce Supply
This brief examines the supply, distribution, and education pathways of physical therapists as well as state responses to the pandemic for the workforce.
Topics: COVID-19, Education and Training, Scope of Practice (SOP), Workforce Supply
This brief describes state variation in the supply of pharmacists as well as how pharmacists are responding to the COVID-19 crisis.
Topics: Allied Health, Nursing, Workforce Supply
This report explores what the ACS can tell us about commuting patterns among selected allied health occupations and registered nurses as well as how these patterns may inform discussions of health workforce supply.
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