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1 How Do We Establish Need?
Presented by Tom Gallagher and Tony Glover Research & Planning Wyoming Department of Employment June 14, 2011 11/22/2018

2 Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act HR 3590 (PL111-148)
Title V – Health Care Workforce Section The purpose of this title is to improve access to … health care services by … (1) … gathering and assessing comprehensive data in order for the health care workforce to meet the health care needs of individuals, including research on the supply, demand, distribution, diversity, and skills needs of the health care workforce … 11/22/2018

3 Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act HR 3590 (PL111-148)
Title V – Health Care Workforce Section National Health Care Workforce Commission. (A) Utilize existing information … including coordination with the Bureau of Labor Statistics … 11/22/2018

4 Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act HR 3590 (PL111-148)
Title V – Health Care Workforce Section State Health Care Workforce Development Grants. (5) Required Activities. … shall carry out the following: (A) Analyze state labor market information in order to create health care career pathways for students and adults, including dislocated workers. 11/22/2018

5 Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act HR 3590 (PL111-148)
Title V – Health Care Workforce Section State Health Care Workforce Development Grants. Implementation Grants. – (A) … enable such state partnerships to implement … a coherent and comprehensive plan for health workforce development that will address current and projected workforce demands … 11/22/2018

6 Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act HR 3590 (PL111-148)
Title V – Health Care Workforce Section State Health Care Workforce Assessment. (2)(b)(1) Establishment. -- … the National Center for Health Workforce Analysis. (A) Provide for the development of information describing and analyzing the health care workforce … (d) Increase in Grants for Longitudinal Evaluations … 11/22/2018

7 How Do We Indentify Needs?
What is “need”? “A statement about the capacity to benefit from services that maintain, enhance, or prevent deterioration in health status for individuals or groups …” “Indirect measures of relative health care needs have been developed from demographics, mortality rates, and population surveys.” (Reid, et al., 2002) 11/22/2018

8 How Do We Indentify Needs?
“The premature mortality rate (deaths before the age of 75 years) is generally considered to be the best single proxy of overall population health needs that is currently available …” “The main rationale for using premature mortality comes from its high correlation with self-reported chronic sickness …” (Reid, et al., 2002) Reid, et al. (2002). Assessing Population Health Care Need Using a Claims-based ACG Morbidity Measure: A Validation Analysis in the Province of Manitoba 11/22/2018

9 How Do We Indentify Needs?
Limited List: Health Determinants and Health Outcomes Set of Leading Health Indicators Physical environment Poverty High school graduation Tobacco use Weight Physical activity Health insurance Early detection of cancer Preventable deaths from injury Disability 11/22/2018 Source: National Academies Press

10 How Do We Indentify Needs?
In rural areas, many populations are underserved Urban focus Unemployment rate Dependency ratio (young + elderly / middle aged) Poverty 11/22/2018

11 How Do We Indentify Needs?
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 Sec. 5602 Directs the Secretary, in consultation with the stakeholders, to establish a comprehensive methodology and criteria for designating medically underserved populations and Health Professional Shortage Areas. 11/22/2018

12 Components of the Human Resources Feedback System
Labor Supply Aggregate Grads (CIP) TBA: UW/R&P MOU* Labor/Supply-Demand BLS/R&P: Health Care Employment and Payroll* Occupational Staffing and Wage Survey R&P WC Hours Worked (FTE)* Licensed Occupation* Projections New Hires Demand Population Counts Estimates Characteristics 11/22/2018 * Linked on Social Security Number

13 The Demographic Sledgehammer
11/22/2018

14 Median Age of Registered Nurses Working in Wyoming
County of Work 2006Q4 2010Q4 Fremont 48.4 52.0 Goshen 50.5 52.1 Laramie 44.5 42.9 Natrona 45.2 44.2 Platte 35.6 51.4 Sweetwater 57.3 58.5 Sublette 44.4 41.7 Uinta 40.2 40.3 Albany/Carbon 44.8 43.2 Big Horn/Park 47.9 47.2 Converse/Campbell 45.1 Crook/Weston/Niobrara 49.4 50.0 Hot Springs/Washakie 50.3 Johnson/Sheridan 48.3 Teton/Lincoln 47.6 48.1 Wyoming 46.5 46.4 11/22/2018

15 Age Distribution of Registered Nurses Working in Wyoming, 2006Q4 and 2010Q4
11/22/2018

16 Licensed Nurses in Wyoming
In 2010, there were 1,979 registered nurses and advanced practice nurses licensed in Wyoming that were not licensed in 2008. Where did these nurses come from? 11/22/2018

17 Licensed Nurses in Wyoming
States of Origin for Registered Nurses and Advanced Practice Nurses Licensed in 2010 and Not Licensed in 2008 State of Origin N Percent WY 210 10.6 NY 168 8.5 IL 117 5.9 CO 107 5.4 CA 93 4.7 IN 71 3.6 NE TX 70 3.5 KS 67 3.4 OH 61 3.1 All Other 944 47.7 Total 1,979 100.0 11/22/2018

18 How Do We Indentify Needs?
Who Will Fill These Jobs? 11/22/2018

19 Projected Annual Job Openings for Registered Nurses in Wyoming, 2010-2019 by Source
11/22/2018

20 Average Age and Quarterly Wage for Select Licensed Occupations
Occupation: Dentist Number: 182 Average Quarterly Wage: $35,430 Average Age: 48.1 Occupation: Physical Therapist Number: 312 Average Quarterly Wage: $15,775 Average Age: 42.5 Occupation: Respiratory Care Technicians Number: 250 Average Quarterly Wage: $12,547 Average Age: 44.7 11/22/2018 Source: National Academies Press

21 How Do We Indentify Needs?
Employment Need based on National Staffing relative to the Population (Occupational Employment Statistics/Bureau of Labor Statistics) 11/22/2018

22 How Do We Indentify Needs?
Health Care & Social Assistance (NAICS 62) and Population 11/22/2018

23 How Do We Indentify Needs?
Commuting: Average Commuting Distance Declines 11/22/2018

24 How Do We Indentify Needs?
Commuting: Inflow Declines with Economic Downturn 11/22/2018

25 Population-Based Deficit Replacement Need (Age)
Four Proposals Population-Based Deficit Replacement Need (Age) Track Graduates and Licensees into the Market Premature Deaths 11/22/2018 Source: National Academies Press

26 Population Changes and Estimates Error in Wyoming, 2000-2010
11/22/2018

27 Contact us Research & Planning (307) 473-3814
246 S. Center St. Casper, WY 82601 11/22/2018

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