Rhode Island creates a 17-member commission to study healthcare workforce issues related to educating and retaining primary care providers.

The resolution establishes a special legislative commission to comprehensively study Rhode Island's healthcare workforce, focusing on educating and retaining primary care providers. The 17-member commission includes representatives from the Rhode Island Senate, House of Representatives, medical schools, community health centers, nonprofits, and primary care experts. The commission will develop recommendations for financing primary care graduate medical education, improving access to primary care, and retaining primary care providers in the state.

Rhode Island creates a 17-member commission to study healthcare workforce issues related to educating and retaining primary care providers.

The resolution establishes a special legislative commission to comprehensively study Rhode Island's healthcare workforce, focusing on educating and retaining primary care providers. The 17-member commission includes representatives from the Rhode Island Senate, House of Representatives, medical schools, community health centers, nonprofits, and primary care experts. The commission will develop recommendations for financing primary care graduate medical education, improving access to primary care, and retaining primary care providers in the state.