Rhode Island S3057 establishes a 17-member commission to study the state's healthcare workforce, focusing on educating and retaining primary care.
Rhode Island S3057 creates a special legislative commission to comprehensively study the state's healthcare workforce, particularly in educating and retaining primary care providers. The commission will develop recommendations for financing primary care graduate medical education, report annually on access to care and the distribution of primary care clinicians, and assess the status of primary care education resources. The commission comprises representatives from various healthcare sectors and will report its findings annually to the President of the Senate.
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