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  • Healthcare Delivery Systems
  • Child Health Policy

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  • The United States faces challenges in its pediatric subspecialty workforce.
  • Children's healthcare needs are evolving, with increasing demand for mental health services and attention to social drivers of health like racism.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To summarize findings on the pediatric subspecialty workforce for 15 subspecialties.
  • To project workforce supply through 2040 and identify key challenges and recommendations.

Main Methods:

  • Microsimulation modeling to forecast workforce supply.
  • Analysis of workforce characteristics, healthcare delivery challenges, and commonalities across subspecialties.

Main Results:

  • Projected uneven growth and worsening geographic maldistribution of pediatric subspecialists.
  • Identified challenges including physician shortages, misaligned training locations, subspecialization tensions, funding disparities (Medicare vs. Medicaid), and low compensation.

Conclusions:

  • Urgent need for policy changes, innovative care models, and improved training, recruitment, and retention strategies.
  • Future research is essential to ensure the pediatric subspecialty workforce meets the needs of all children.
  • Lack of a central authority to monitor and inform pediatric subspecialty care was identified as a significant challenge.