• N C Med J · May 2019

    Developing the Health Care Workforce of the Future for North Carolina.

    • Allison Abernathy and Julie Byerley.
    • dean of health and human services, Gaston College, Dallas, North Carolina Abernathy.allison@gaston.edu.
    • N C Med J. 2019 May 1; 80 (3): 150-154.

    AbstractHealth outcomes in North Carolina are less than optimal. To drive improvement, we must prepare a health care workforce adequate in number, optimally distributed geographically, skilled with forward-looking expertise, and empowered to practice in interprofessional teams at the highest extent of their license. This issue of the North Carolina Medical Journal outlines how North Carolina's health profession education institutions are working to open new programs and innovate curricula to produce the workforce that our state needs.©2019 by the North Carolina Institute of Medicine and The Duke Endowment. All rights reserved.

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