As our population ages and more people require long-term or in-home care, Healthforce Center researchers are seeking to define and understand this critical component of the health care workforce.
California and the United States face shortages of qualified clinicians to provide prenatal, labor, and postpartum care, as well as women’s health...
This report describes provisions of California’s state budget for fiscal year 2019-2020 that either directly fund the California Future Health...
The purpose of this report is to outline the findings from the second year of the San Francisco Support at Home ([email protected]) program.
New technological advances could mitigate rising health workforce demand, but will not replace the direct care workforce, according to this report...
By 2030, California’s senior population will double to 9 million, but the state faces an estimated shortage of 200,000 home health and home care...
