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Perspectives in community training in vascular surgery.

Kirran Bakhshi¹, Peter Kanuika¹, Ayman Ahmed¹

¹Marshfield Clinic Health System, 1000 N. Oak Avenue, Marshfield, WI, 54449.

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Summary

A national shortage of vascular surgeons is worsening due to an aging workforce and increasing patient demand. Community training programs may offer a solution to address this critical healthcare gap.

Keywords:

Community practice Training Vascular surgery

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Area of Science:

Vascular Surgery
Healthcare Workforce Analysis
Medical Education

Background:

Nationwide shortage of vascular surgeons identified.
Imbalance exists between new trainees and retiring surgeons.
Aging population and rising chronic diseases increase demand for vascular care.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the role of community training in addressing the vascular surgeon shortage.
To investigate potential solutions for equitable vascular care distribution.

Main Methods:

Analysis of current vascular surgery workforce trends.
Assessment of projected patient population needs.
Exploration of community-based training models.

Main Results:

Data indicates a significant and growing gap in vascular surgical capacity.
Anticipated increase in demand for vascular services, particularly among aging and comorbid populations.
Community training models show potential for expanding access to care.

Conclusions:

The projected shortage of vascular surgeons poses a risk to patient care, potentially impacting vulnerable populations.
Community training is a viable strategy to augment the vascular surgery workforce.
Further development and implementation of community training programs are recommended to mitigate the impending crisis.