Rhode Island establishes a special legislative commission to study and recommend improvements in educating and retaining primary care providers.
The Rhode Island Senate Resolution creates a special legislative commission to comprehensively study the state's healthcare workforce, focusing on educating and retaining primary care providers. The commission, consisting of fifteen members, will develop recommendations for establishing and financing sufficient primary care graduate medical education resources, leveraging the state's community health center network.
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