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1 2016 Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection Center for Health Workforce Studies School of Public Health University at Albany, State University of New York
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3 Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection November 2016 Center for Health Workforce Studies School of Public Health, University at Albany State University of New York 1 University Place, Suite 220 Rensselaer, NY Phone: (518) Web: info@healthworkforceta.org
4 PREFACE This report was prepared by the Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center (HWTAC) staff, including David Armstrong, Yuhao Liu, and Gaetano Forte. The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) supports HWTAC under grant number U81HP Established to support the efforts of HRSA s National Center for Health Workforce Analysis (NCHWA), HWTAC provides technical assistance to states and organizations that engage in health workforce planning. HWTAC conducts a number of initiatives each year designed to provide assistance with health workforce data collection, analysis, and dissemination. HWTAC is based at the Center for Health Workforce Studies (CHWS) at the School of Public Health, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY), and was formed as a partnership between CHWS and the Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research at the University of North Carolina. The views expressed in this report are those of HWTAC and do not necessarily represent positions or policies of the School of Public Health, University at Albany, SUNY, HRSA, NCHWA, or the University of North Carolina. November 2016 ii Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
5 SUGGESTED CITATION Armstrong DP, Liu Y, Forte GJ. Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection. Rensselaer, NY: Center for Health Workforce Studies, School of Public Health, SUNY Albany; November Inventory of State Health Worlkforce Data Collection iii
6 TABLE OF CONTENTS BACKGROUND...1 METHODS...2 FINDINGS...4 HEALTH WORKFORCE SUPPLY DATA...4 HEALTH WORKFORCE DEMAND DATA...9 HEALTH WORKFORCE EDUCATIONAL PIPELINE DATA...13 DISCUSSION...16 CONCLUSION...17 iv Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
7 BACKGROUND The Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center (HWTAC), under a cooperative agreement with the National Center for Health Workforce Analysis (NCHWA), provides technical assistance to states and organizations engaged in health workforce planning. In the last decade, there has been growing interest in developing health workforce data collection and monitoring systems in states. This is especially the case today, as health reform initiatives are implemented in nearly every state. As one of its projects, HWTAC is conducting a survey of states to learn more about their health workforce data collection and analysis efforts. This report describes findings to date from a survey of states about data collection on health workforce supply and demand, as well as the educational pipeline. For more detailed information about health workforce data collection activities taking place around the country, including contact information for the organizations responsible for collecting the data, please visit the HWTAC website at Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection 1
8 METHODS An online survey about health workforce data collection in US states was developed in the fall of 2014 and pilot tested in early Invitations to complete the online survey were sent to all primary care offices, state nursing workforce centers, and other groups believed to be engaged in health workforce data collection. HWTAC staff followed up with non-respondents. The survey is ongoing and the state inventory is continually being updated as more responses are received. 2 Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
9 FINDINGS Since the survey was launched, 47 organizations in 36 states have responded, indicating that they collect health workforce data. This number is expected to grow as organizations continue to respond to the survey. All responding organizations reported collecting health workforce supply data (eg, demographic, educational, and practice characteristics of health professionals). Fewer organizations reported collecting data on health workforce demand (eg, employer recruitment and retention difficulties) or the health workforce educational pipeline (eg, graduation rates and trainee/graduate characteristics). This report summarizes key findings from the survey related to data collection efforts in these 3 areas. Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection 3
10 Health Workforce Supply Data Organizations in 36 states collect health workforce supply data. Figure 1. States Where Health Workforce Supply Data Collection Has Been Reported 4 Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
11 State level health workforce supply data collection are most likely to target physicians [32 states], dentists (26 states), nurse practitioners (NPs) [26 states], and registered nurses (RNs) [26 states]. Table 1. Health Workforce Supply Data Collection by State and Profession State CRNA DEN DH LPN MDW NP PA PHA PHY PSY PT RN SW OTH California Colorado Florida Georgia Hawaii Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Massachusetts Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Total CRNA: Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists. PHA: Pharmacists. DEN: Dentists. P HY: P hysicians. DH: Dental Hygienists. LPN: Licensed Practical Nurses. MDW: Nurse Midwives/Midwives. NP : Nurse Practitioners. PA: Physician Assistants. PSY: Psychologists. PT: Physical Therapists. RN: Registered Nurses. SW: Social Workers. OTH: Other Health Professions. Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection 5
12 In 14 states health workforce data collection is mandatory. In 11 of those states, data collection is mandatory for all of the professions for which data are collected. In 4 states data collection is mandatory for a subset of professions for which data are collected (Missouri, New York, Oregon, and Wisconsin.) Figure 2. Mandatory and Voluntary Health Workforce Supply Data Collection Mandatory for All Professions Not Mandatory Mandatory for Some Professions Data collection is most likely to be mandatory for the following professions: NPs [12 states], physicians [12 states], midwives [11 states], RNs [11 states], dentists [10 states], and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) [10 states]. Table 2. Mandatory Health Workforce Supply Data Collection by State and Profession State CRNA DEN DH LPN MDW NP PA PHA PHY PSY PT RN SW Louisiana Massachusetts Missouri Mississippi New Hampshire New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oregon South Carolina Texas Vermont Virginia West Virginia Total Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
13 In 29 states health workforce supply data are collected on a regular basis at the time of licensing/ relicensing. In most of these states health workforce supply data are only collected through a survey that is part of the licensing/relicensing process. However, a few states report different data collection strategies for different professions. Eleven states report using a recurring survey that is not part of the licensing/relicensing process. Table 3. Health Workforce Supply Data Collection Strategies by State A survey that is part of the A survey that is not part of the Telephone In-person State licensing process licensing process interviews interviews California Colorado Florida Georgia Hawaii Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Massachusetts Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Total Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection 7
14 The most frequent supply variables collected are demographic characteristics (35 states), practice characteristics (30 states), and educational backgrounds (32 states). Thirty states report collecting data on health professionals in all 3 of these categories. Table 4. Health Workforce Supply Data Collection by State and Type of Data State Demographic Characteristics Education Background Practice Characteristics Other California Colorado Florida Georgia Hawaii Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Massachusetts Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Total Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
15 Health Workforce Demand Data Organizations in 18 states collect health workforce demand data. Figure 3. States Where Health Workforce Demand Data Collection Has Been Reported Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection 9
16 Health workforce demand data collection most frequently targets physicians (12 states), NPs (11 states), and RNs (11 states). Health workforce demand data is collected on a regular basis in 15 states. Table 5. Health Workforce Demand Data Collection by State and Profession State CRNA DEN DH LPN MDW NP PA PHA PHY PSY PT RN SW OTH California Colorado Florida Hawaii Iowa Louisiana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New York North Dakota Ohio Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Utah Vermont Total Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
17 Health workforce demand data are most likely to be collected for hospitals (12 states) and nursing homes (9 states). Table 6. Health Workforce Demand Data Collection by State and Setting State Community Health Centers Home Health Agencies Hospitals Nursing Homes Other California Colorado Florida Hawaii Iowa Louisiana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New York North Dakota Ohio Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Utah Total Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection 11
18 The most frequently collected demand data are on vacancies (12 states), turnover (10 states), and recruitment difficulty (10 states). In 4 states, information is also collected on retention difficulties. Table 7. Health Workforce Demand Data Collection by State and Type of Data State Vacancies Turnover Recruitment Diculty Retention Diculty Other California Colorado Florida Hawaii Iowa Louisiana Nebraska Nevada New York North Dakota Ohio Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Utah Vermont Total Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
19 Health Workforce Educational Pipeline Data Organizations in 21 states collect information about the health workforce educational pipeline. Figure 4. States in which Health Workforce Educational Pipeline Data Are Collected Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection 13
20 Health workforce educational pipeline data are most likely to be collected for physicians (15 states), RNs (15 states), LPNs (11 states), and NPs (11 states). Educational pipeline data collection is recurring in 19 states. Table 8. Health Workforce Education Pipeline Data Collection by State and Profession State CRNA DEN DH LPN MDW NP PA PHA PHY PSY PT RN SW OTH California Florida Hawaii Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Nevada New Jersey New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oregon South Carolina South Dakota Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Total Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
21 Educational pipeline data are collected from education programs in 16 states and from individuals in training in 7 states. Information is most likely collected about graduation rates (19 states), enrollment rates (16 states), and the demographic characteristics of trainees (14 states). In a few states data are collected about trainees post-graduation plans (6 states) and job market experiences (5 states). Table 9. Health Workforce Education Pipeline Data Collection by State and Type of Data State Graduation Rates Enrollment Rates Demographic Characteristics Job Market Experiences Graduation Plans Other California Florida Hawaii Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Nevada New Jersey New Yrok North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oregon South Carolina South Dakota Texas Vermont Virginia Utah West Virginia Wisconsin Total Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection 15
22 DISCUSSION The Health Workforce Data Collection Inventory is an ongoing project. To date 47 organizations in 36 states have reported collecting health workforce data. The majority of organizations that are collecting data are state agencies and universities, nursing centers, and area health education centers (AHECs). Of the 14 states where no responses have been received, it is anticipated that some organizations are collecting data and others are planning to launch data collection efforts. Every survey respondent to date indicated that they collect health workforce supply data (47); fewer organizations report collecting health workforce demand data (20) and education pipeline data (23). While in some states there are efforts to collect health workforce data on a wide array of health professions, the most likely professions are physicians and licensed nursing professions (eg, NPs, RNs, and LPNs). 16 Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center
23 CONCLUSION In order for health reform initiatives to succeed, there is an urgent need to better understand the supply and distribution of a state s health workforce. Lack of relevant and timely data on the health workforce is a significant barrier to the development of effective health workforce programs and policies to support improvements in the health care delivery system. Expanded, prompt collection of data about the health workforce is essential. There is growing interest and activity among states to collect the health workforce data needed to inform effective health workforce planning. This HWTAC initiative aims to describe and routinely update workforce data collection efforts underway in states. The inventory is designed to be a resource for states, where they can learn from each other about best practices in data collection. Inventory of State Health Workforce Data Collection 17
24 About the Authors David Armstrong, PhD Director, Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center As director of HWTAC, Dr. Armstrong manages the day-to-day operations, disseminates information about the Center, and regularly provides technical assistance to individuals, hospitals, and various states and organizations. Yuhao Liu, MPA Research Associate, Center for Health Workforce Studies Mr. Liu specializes in data collection, analysis, and visualization, as well as relational database management, public policy research, and financial analysis. He holds an MPA with concentrations in Statistics and Information Strategy and Management from the University at Albany, SUNY. Gaetano J. Forte Technology Officer, Health Workforce Technical Assistance Center As technology officer of HWTAC, Mr. Forte implements advances in technology for a broad range of the Center s activities, including the provision of technical assistance and the dissemination of its work. Mr. Forte is also a veteran health services researcher having spent nearly 2 decades studying the health workforce. School of Public Health University at Albany, SUNY 1 University Place, Suite 220 Rensselaer, NY
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