MHC Insight, a sister program of ACEMAPP at Michigan Health Council, is dedicated to researching and reporting on key issues impacting Michigan’s healthcare workforce. One of the recent projects undertaken by MHC Insight was a survey conducted across 10 physician assistant programs in Michigan. The survey aimed to gain a comprehensive understanding of the requirements that clinical partners have for students to train at their facilities, with a particular focus on payment requirements.
The goal of the survey was to provide valuable insights into the expectations of clinical partners and highlight areas that may need attention to ensure smooth training processes for healthcare students in Michigan. This research is crucial for addressing the evolving needs of healthcare education and clinical placements, which are vital components of the healthcare workforce.
To access the full survey results, you can download the report here.
If you are interested in requesting a clinical education survey for your state or would like more information, please reach out to the MHC Insight team. You can contact them by filling out the form available at mhc.org/insight. MHC Insight is committed to providing valuable, data-driven insights that help address the challenges faced by the healthcare workforce and support the improvement of healthcare education.
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and provide services their partners rely on to build health professional capacity.
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