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P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Policy Forum: Invited Commentaries & Sidebars
Vol. 82, Issue 5, 2021September 01, 2021 EDT

The Health Care Education-to-Workforce Pipeline: Challenges and Changes After the Pandemic

Lori Byrd,
INVITED COMMENTARYhealth care educationpandemicLori Byrd
Copyright Logoccby-nc-sa-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.82.5.363

Articles in Vol. 82, Issue 5, 2021

Vol. 82, Issue 5, 2021
  • A Needs Assessment of Persons With Sickle Cell Disease in a Major Medical Center in North Carolina
    Rita V. MaseseNancy CregoChristian DouglasGary RainsEmily BonnabeauTerri DeMartinoNirmish ShahPaula Tanabe
  • Lung Cancer Screening Eligibility and Use: A Population Health Perspective of One Community
    Tina D. TailorNorma E. FarrowJunheng GaoKingshuk R. ChoudhuryBetty C. Tong
  • Can the Front Line Hold?
    Peter J. Morris
  • Bridging Boundaries: Defining Frontline Essential Health Care Workers
    Tish Singletary
  • The Caregiving Crisis: Significant Changes Needed to Fill the Void of Caregivers in North Carolina Nursing Homes
    Adam Sholar
  • Caregivers—Essential, Frontline, Paid, and Unpaid: Exploring the Differences, Similarities, and Needs of This Important Sector of Community Care
    Mark Hensley
  • The American Rescue Plan Act: Protecting and Supporting Frontline Workers
    Ciara Zachary
  • The Role of Community Health Weavers in the Micro-geographies
    Gary GundersonTeresa CuttsJeremy Moseley
  • The Peer Workforce in Chronic Care: Lessons and Observations from Peers for Progress
    Patrick Y. TangEdwin B. Fisher
  • The Health Care Education-to-Workforce Pipeline: Challenges and Changes After the Pandemic
    Lori Byrd
  • Sidebar: Hospice Shines During the Pandemic, Revealing Expanded Possibilities
    Kristen Yntema
  • Sidebar: North Carolina’s Migrant Farmworkers—An Essential Community Less Seen
    George J. Hendrix
  • Sidebar: How Our Sister-Circle of Six Black Female Physicians Fought Health Care Inequities to Deliver a Dose of Hope
    Michele Benoit-Wilson
  • Sidebar: Community Health Worker Prevention Services: COVID-19 and Beyond
    JéWana Grier-McEachin
  • Sidebar: Substance Use Peer Support: Needed More Than Ever
    Jennifer Whitfield
  • Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: A periodic feature that recognizes individuals whose efforts—often unsung—enhance the health of North Carolinians
    Richard F. Rideout
North Carolina Medical Journal
Byrd, Lori. 2021. “The Health Care Education-to-Workforce Pipeline: Challenges and Changes After the Pandemic.” North Carolina Medical Journal 82 (5): 363–66. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.82.5.363.
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