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These data briefs contain information about the numbers of medical care professionals trained, retained, and in residence in South Carolina.
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Publication Data Brief : growth and decline in selected healthcare occupations active in the South Carolina workforce : 2009/10 - 2019/20(2022-07) South Carolina Office for Healthcare Workforce; South Carolina Area Health Education ConsortiumThis brief shows how the number of licensed health professionals actively practicing within South Carolina changed statewide and in the state’s rural and urban counties between 2010-2020 (nurses and physician assistants) or 2009-2019 (all other professions).Publication Data brief : sub-specialty physician workforce by practice county in 2011(2012-11) South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium. Office for Healthcare Workforce Analysis and PlanningThe tables on the following pages provide estimates of the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) physicians actively practicing in clinical sub-specialty areas within specific counties in South Carolina, based on data provided by the physicians themselves during the most recent biennial license renewal period: April 15 through June 30, 2011.Publication Data brief : retaining physicians educated in South Carolina(2013-09) South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium. Office for Healthcare Workforce Analysis and PlanningThis data brief contains information on retaining physicians educated in South Carolina. The brief compares the number of students who attended medical schools, who did their residency training, and who did both within the state versus how many are practicing medicine in South Carolina.Publication Data brief : retaining physicians educated in South Carolina(2011-03) South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium. Office for Healthcare Workforce Analysis and PlanningThis data brief contains information on retaining physicians educated in South Carolina. The brief compares the number of students who attended medical schools, who did their residency training, and who did both within the state versus how many are practicing medicine in South Carolina.Publication Data brief : medical student residency training slots in South Carolina(2013-09) South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium. Office for Healthcare Workforce Analysis and PlanningThis data brief contains information on medical student residency training slots in South Carolina and information on the balance of ACGME (Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education) residency placements and the educational background of SC medical residents/fellows in 2010.Publication Data brief : medical student residency training slots in South Carolina(2011-03) South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium. Office for Healthcare Workforce Analysis and PlanningThis data brief contains information on medical student residency training slots in South Carolina and information on the balance of ACGME (Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education) residency placements and the educational background of SC medical residents/fellows in 2008.Publication Unpacking HRSA’s registered nurse supply and demand projections for South Carolina, 2020-2035(South Carolina State Library, 2023-01-17) South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium. Office for Healthcare WorkforceThis brief describes the projected supply of and demand for RNs in South Carolina from 2020 to 2035, as well as the actual supply of RNs and RN graduates from South Carolina nursing education programs.Publication A snapshot of health workforce diversity in South Carolina(South Carolina State Library, 2021-04-15) South Carolina Office for Healthcare WorkforceThis brief provides a broad overview of how the racial and ethnic diversity of South Carolina’s health professionals compares to that of the state’s population.Publication Demographic changes in the South Carolina dentist workforce : 2009-2015(South Carolina State Library, 2018-03) South Carolina Office for Healthcare WorkforceThis report summarizes the age, gender and racial characteristics of the dentists who were actively practicing in South Carolina in 2009 and 2015, and illustrates how that important segment of the healthcare workforce has been changing.Publication Changes in the size of the dentist workforce in South Carolina : 2009-2015(South Carolina State Library, 2018-02) South Carolina Office for Healthcare WorkforceThis publication by the Office of Healthcare Workforce Analysis and Planning provides information about both the population in South Carolina and the number of dental professionals actively practicing across the state.Publication Primary Care Service Areas in South Carolina(South Carolina State Library, 2016-03) South Carolina Office for Healthcare Workforce Analysis & PlanningThis project was developed in collaboration with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control Primary Care Office in order to identify primary care market areas and resources within South Carolina. Primary Care Service Areas are designed to identify small geographic areas that are relatively self-contained markets for primary care. Included is a map and listing for Primary Care Service Areas in the state.