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Integration & Physician Issues

In the past decade, the number of applicants to U.S. medical schools increased by approximately 30 percent, while acceptance rates have simultaneously declined, according to admissions data from the Association of American Medical Colleges.

Researchers and academics are increasingly competing to submit their work to "predatory journals" — journals with titles similar to existing publications that many well-meaning academics are effectively tricked into, or sometimes voluntarily submit content for, according to a recent The…

There are many factors that have contributed to physicians seeking employment in the past, including the brief attempt at health system consolidation in the 1990’s, the push towards managed care, and ultimately physician fear of getting boxed out of patient…

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Recent incidents of immigration officials entering hospitals and detaining or apprehending individuals as young as 10 years old have made people who have entered the U.S. without legal permission more hesitant to seek care at hospitals and clinics, according to…

With a decades-old law capping tuition at public medical schools, Texas officials aim to minimize the state's physician shortage by encouraging students to come back to Texas after their undergraduate experience, or stay in Texas for medical school, according to…

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