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Health care goes to school

by Beth Leibson, NA | September 30, 2011
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From the September 2011 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine


The Robert Wood Johnson nursing scholarships will address this concern. Another, possibly inadvertent approach to remedying this situation is the influx of internationally trained physicians, who represent as much as a quarter of hospital house staff, according to Time magazine. These folks hail mostly from India, the Philippines and Mexico.

We are making strides both on numbers and diversity of our medical professional graduates. But the road ahead is long, too.

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