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P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Policy Forum: Introduction
Vol. 79, Issue 6, 2018November 01, 2018 EDT

The Sufficiency of Health Care Professional Supply in Rural North Carolina

Mark Holmes,
Policy Forumhealth careMark Holmesrural north carolina
Copyright Logoccby-nc-sa-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.79.6.372

Articles in Vol. 79, Issue 6, 2018

Vol. 79, Issue 6, 2018
  • Motor Vehicle Crash Case Definitions and How They Impact Injury Surveillance
    Jennifer HargroveAnna Waller
  • Challenges Faced by Latino Caregivers in Transportation of Children with Medical Complexity
    Savithri NageswaranAura I. RosadoMark S. Beveridge
  • Say It Ain't So—But Tellin' It Like It Is
    Peter J. Morris
  • Looking Back But Leaning Forward: New Opportunities and Challenges for North Carolina's Rural Communities
    Thomas G. IronsMargaret L. Sauer
  • The Sufficiency of Health Care Professional Supply in Rural North Carolina
    Mark Holmes
  • A Rural Hospital Gets A Second Chance
    Dana M. Weston
  • A Legislative View of Our Rural Health Care
    David R. LewisDavid Curtis
  • Behavioral Health Issues of NC Farmers: What Can't be Fixed with Tape and Twine
    Robin Tutor MarcomLaMar GrafftElizabeth WilsonJackie BruceK.S.U. JayaratneGary Roberson
  • What's Economic Development Got to Do With It?: The Economic Impact of Healthy Rural Communities
    Patrick Woodie
  • Broadband: The Critical Infrastructure for Delivery of Today's Health Care
    Amy Huffman
  • Optimal Care for All: The Critical Need for Clinician Retention in Rural North Carolina
    Herbert G. GarrisonJeffery E. HeckL. Lorraine Basnight
  • Collaboration: The Key to Early Childhood Success in Rural North Carolina
    Sarah Langer HallKimberly L. McCombs-Thornton
  • “What's Love Got to Do with It?”
    Kim A. SchwartzCatherine M. Parker
  • Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: Jeff Spade
    Kaitlin Ugolik Phillips
  • Running the Numbers: Health Insurance Coverage in North Carolina: The Rural-Urban Uninsured Gap
    Randy RandolphMark Holmes
  • Philanthropy Profile: Focus on Philanthropy: Empowering Rural Communities
    Adam Linker
  • The Rural Health Action Plan: An Update from the NCIOM
    Adam J. ZolotorBerkeley Yorkery
  • Erratum to “Health and the Environment in North Carolina” 79(5):302-305
    Kaitlin Ugolik Phillips
North Carolina Medical Journal
Holmes, Mark. 2018. “The Sufficiency of Health Care Professional Supply in Rural North Carolina.” North Carolina Medical Journal 79 (6): 372–77. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.79.6.372.
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