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North Carolina Medical Journal
May/June 2007 Volume 68, Number 3
North Carolina's Primary Care and Specialty Workforce

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ARTICLE

Physician Reported Communication About Depression and Psychosocial Issues During Postpartum Visits
Betsy Lynn Sleath, PhD; Naveen Thomas, MD, MHP; Elizabeth Jackson, PhD; Suzanne L. West, PhD; Bradley N. Gaynes, MD, MPH

POLICY FORUM

North Carolina's Primary Care and Specialty Workforce

Introduction
Thomas C. Ricketts III, PhD, MPH; and Kristen L. Dubay, MPP

Issue Brief:Weathering the Practitioner Workforce Shortage
Pam Silberman, JD, DrPH; E. Harvey Estes Jr., MD; Kristen L. Dubay, MPP; Mark Holmes, PhD

COMMENTARIES

Reinventing the Wheel,Yet Again!
E. Harvey Estes Jr., MD

New Models of Care: Building Medical Homes in Empowered Communities
J. Lloyd Michener, MD

Medical Practitioner Supply from a National Perspective
Thomas C. Ricketts III, PhD, MPH

Carolinas Medical Center Academic Infrastructure: Implications for Physician Workforce Expansion
James T. McDeavitt, MD; Kara C. King, PhD

The Potential for Medical School Expansion: A Western North Carolina Perspective
Gary Bowers; Teck Penland, PhD; Joseph F. Damore

The Roles and Supply of Nurse-Midwives, Nurse Practitioners, and Physician Assistants in North Carolina
Justine Strand, MPH, PA-C; Nancy M.Short, DrPH, MBA, RN; Elizabeth G. Korb, CNM, MSN

Recruitment and Retention of Physicians and Primary Care Practitioners for North Carolina: A Partnership Approach
Torlen Wade; Margaret L. Sauer, MS, MHA; Christine Kushner

Rural Hospitals and Rural Physicians: Understanding the Physician Workforce Challenges that Affect Rural Communities and Providers
Larry H. Chewning, MHA, FACHE; Jeff Spade, CHE

Location, Location, Location: North Carolina Faces a Shortage of Primary Care and Specialty Practitioners in Rural and Underserved Counties
Erin P. Fraher, MPP

Increasing Minority Representation in the Health Professions: One Student at a Time
Patrena N. Benton, MS

The Area Health Education Center's Role in North Carolina's Health Workforce Development
Thomas J. Bacon, DrPH; Samuel Cykert, MD

The Impact of Primary Care and What States Can Do
Barbara Starfield, MD, MPH; Leiyu Shi, DrPH, MBA

Critical Connections Between Health Care and Economic Development in North Carolina
Aaron McKethan

DEPARTMENTS

Tarheel Footprints in Health Care

Running the Numbers

Philanthropy Profile

Classified Advertising

Index of Advertisers

Spotlight on the Safety Net

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