Doctor shortage may end in late 1980s
A report based on two large studies suggests the United States will end its doctor shortage by the late 1980s, earlier than forecast, with specialists providing about a quarter of general medical care and 20 percent of Americans receiving most care from gynecologists or cardiologists rather than general practitioners.
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Robert Blendon
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University of Southern California
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Robert Wood Johnson
Princeton
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David E. Rogers
Foundation
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