Labor shortages among healthcare professionals have become a growing concern. The pandemic exacerbated the problem as physicians, nurses and other healthcare workers suffered from increased levels of burnout. Last year showed a decrease in enrollment in medical schools and nursing programs. We discuss what these trends in the HCP employment market mean for the healthcare industry and what they could lead to in the future.
A conversation with Lisa Courtade, Executive Director Of Commercial Insights & Analytics, Organon; Don Abraham, Senior Partner, Consulting Division, Kantar and Michael Botta, Co-Founder and President, Sesame Care
Labor shortages among healthcare professionals have become a growing concern. The pandemic exacerbated the problem as physicians, nurses and other healthcare workers suffered from increased levels of burnout. Last year showed a decrease in enrollment in medical schools and nursing programs. We discuss what these trends in the HCP employment market mean for the healthcare industry and what they could lead to in the future.
A conversation with Lisa Courtade, Executive Director Of Commercial Insights & Analytics, Organon; Don Abraham, Senior Partner, Consulting Division, Kantar and Michael Botta, Co-Founder and President, Sesame Care