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Developing shortage of physicians.

Great attention is being paid these days to the American health system. Solutions are being considered for insurance reform, broader access, more efficient systems of care, better outcomes, and cost management. However, there is another trend, perhaps less well recognized, that has the potential to impact severely on the ability to improve any of these outcomes; i.e. a growing evidence that a severe shortage of physicians is developing.