There’s no one right approach to the growing shortage of doctors in rural America, experts say.
Terry Hill, the executive director of the National Rural Health Resource Center in Duluth, summarized what was said in a conversation among leaders of four of the biggest health-care systems in the country:
“The shortage of primary-care physicians is going to be so acute that there’s no way we can continue to provide primary care as we've been providing it.” Read the full article here.
