Thread: Would Adding Residency Slots Solve the Primary-Care Shortage? - WSJ.com

Would Adding Residency Slots Solve the Primary-Care Shortage? - Health Blog - WSJ

Other suggestions include further autonomy to NP's and PA's with regards to chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension etc.

Oh, increased salaries for PCP would tremendously help too..

In any case this shortfall must be addressed with the greatest haste as the greatest burden on society and american medicine as a whole is not rare medical conditions such as tumor of ...lets say...the adrenal glands...but rather things like diabetes and heart conditions

also the opinion that primary care must be made attractive to every group of medical students by active promotion in medical schools

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Request to Please sign by clicking link below, anybody can sign, need 21,000 signatures by 5/11/2012 to be even considered for discussion. Please forward to all your friend, anybody can sign by clicking link below

Please click on this link at the bottom of page , it will take you to website of White House- President O, and vote this petition we have submitted on behalf of all doctors immigrated to USA. It has to be supported by atleast 25,000 people (clicks) within 2 weeks. If you have face book account, please use that, it will speed up the process.

https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/petition...paign=shorturl

After clicking the link create your profile by first Name and last name and valid email address. You don't have to be Doctor to sign this petition.

Please feel free to forward to all those who are willing to sign. After 25,000 clicks it will be reviewed in White House for action.

Thanks,

I have started that topic on new thread at Medical international forum. And is good we are passing around. I strongly believe that entire Caribbran Medical Students alone, could make 25,000 signatures. Trying to reach them is difficult. Anyways, let's keep the pressure. Also, you guys have facebook, right? Spread it through!!!

thanks for the link

how much does a physician's assistant really make