July 1, 2010
Anesthesia shortage? Depends on the area
Is there a shortage of anesthesia providers now? Does the nation face a shortage in the future? The answer for the current labor supply is: It depends on your area and whether your facility is urban or rural. The anesthesia labor supply and practice patterns vary dramatically, a new indepth study by the RAND Corporation shows.
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