Projects & Partnerships: Workforce

Non-Physician Providers
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5/5/2011
CHI Publication A Profile of Colorado’s Physician Assistant Workforce

Physician assistants (PAs) are certified health care professionals licensed to practice clinical medicine under the license and supervision of a physician. CHI surveyed physician assistants licensed in Colorado to better understand their characteristics. This report looks at the demographic attributes of Colorado PAs and highlights key findings as they relate to workforce policy issues of relevance to Colorado policymakers.

10/25/2010
CHI Publication Collaborative Models of Primary Care: Case Studies in Colorado Innovation
As an extension of work completed for the Collaborative Scopes of Care Study, the Colorado Health Institute (CHI) conducted a scan of various primary care clinics that utilize interdisciplinary collaborative models for the provision of primary care. Interviews were conducted with staff of select clinics that employ or are run by physician assistants (PAs), nurse practitioners (NPs) or certified nurse midwives (CNMs). For the purposes of this study, these advanced practice clinicians are identified as non-physician primary care clinicians (NPCC).
6/15/2009
CHI Publication Profile of Colorado's Physician Assistant Workforce: Key Findings from the American Academy of Physician Assistants' (AAPA) Census Survey
CHI collaborated with the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) to produce a report using the AAPA Census Survey Data from 2005 and 2006. CHI analyzed the survey findings, conducted a literature review and synthesis, and interviewed key informants to determine trends, practice characteristics, obstacles and policy issues related to PAs.
1/8/2009
CHI Publication Collaborative Scopes of Care Study

The report studies the scopes of practice of health care professionals, the settings in which they practice, innovative models of care that employ interdisciplinary teams and the quality of care provided.