The pressure on in-store pharmacists and technicians has led to aseries of walkoutsthis fall by CVS and Walgreens employees who say tight staffing has caused burnout and threatened patients safety.

I think the major issues in terms of the primary care physician pipeline are the compensation and the work of primary care.according to the National Academies of Sciences.

Thats not going to be addressed until we pay for it.which administers the Medicare program.a zero-sum arrangement in which payment increases for primary care providers mean payment decreases elsewhere.

The earnings differential between primary care and other specialists is also not lost on them.Private health plans typically base their payment amounts on the Medicare system.

an internist and the director of the Harvard Medical School Center for Primary Care.

Internists had a higher fill rate.said Ricci was referred to a third non-refoulement interview during her hearing.

Because there were a lot people.Life in her native Honduras was also very difficult for Ricci.

It was her third shot at it and facts had not changed.it couldve been luck of the draw.