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  • Comparative analysis of workforce trends in general care versus subspecialties.

    • Main Results:

    • Fellows demonstrate a strong tendency to practice in the geographic areas where they complete their training.
    • Subspecialty training pathways are expanding, potentially drawing physicians away from general practice.
    • Preliminary data suggests a correlation between subspecialty growth and potential reductions in general care physician availability in certain regions.

    Conclusions:

    • Physician retention post-training is a significant factor in workforce adequacy.
    • The expansion of subspecialties warrants careful consideration regarding its effect on general care access.
    • Policy interventions may be needed to balance subspecialty development with the persistent need for general care physicians.