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New Mexico’s Increasing Physician Shortage
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New Mexico’s Increasing Physician Shortage

New Mexico is facing a healthcare workforce shortage overall and in key specialties including primary care, OB-GYN, general surgery, and psychiatry. All these specialties have seen decreases in the total number of physicians since 2013 […]
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