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2009 Physician Workforce Assessment Report

Physician Workforce Policy Taskforce has assessed our future physician supply and demand and has made recommendations. LEARN MORE

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Physician Workforce Report Press Conference

The Physician Workforce Policy Task Force has now completed its report and successfully launched the full
report at two press conferences on January 26, 2010.

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Do You Know Your legislators?

There’s a new administration, new legislators and new committee leadership. NJCTH examines the legislators and track their voting records. LEARN MORE

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The factors influencing physicians to choose primary care

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The Daily News

02/08/2010

Member News
Somerset Medical Center look to cardiac research study to help determine risks for student-athletes (mycentraljersey.com) As founder of the New Jersey-based Living Heart Foundation, former NFL quarterback-turned-heart surgeon Archie Roberts pioneered advanced methods for cardiovascular screening that he has used to examine hundreds of retired professional football players nationwide.

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Health Care Reform
Obama Invites GOP Leaders to Health Care Talk (abcnews.com) President Barack Obama says he has invited Republican and Democratic leaders to discuss health care legislation later this month.

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Health Care Spending
U.S. Tops List for Health Care Spending (heartland.org) A recent report published by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) shows the United States spends more on heath care than any other country.

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Hospital Employment
Hospital employment climbs 0.11% in January (ahanews.com) Employment at the nation's hospitals rose 0.11% in January to a seasonally adjusted 4,698,700 people, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today.

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Swine Flu
Swine flu vaccine safe, California and CDC data show (usatoday.com) At the height of fears over H1N1 flu this fall, some vaccination foes claimed it was safer to get swine flu than to be inoculated against it. But data from California show that getting the flu was drastically far more dangerous.

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U.S. swine flu epidemic shows signs of being over (usatoday.com) One U.S. expert said the epidemic has "one foot in the grave," and there are many reasons to believe there won't be another wave later in the year.

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New Jersey Council of Teaching Hospitals

2009 Physician Workforce Assessment Report

Physician Workforce Report Press Conference

Do You Know Your legislators?

The factors influencing physicians to choose primary care

Where do you want to be?