Dr. Frederick P, Rivara, MD, MPH, Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington, explains why problematic referral patterns, funding issues, poor outcomes and pandemic aftermath are just a few of the reasons there's a strained pediatric workforce.

Dr. Frederick P, Rivara, MD, MPH, Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington, explains why problematic referral patterns, funding issues, poor outcomes and pandemic aftermath are just a few of the reasons there's a strained pediatric workforce.

Dr.&nbsp;Frederick P, Rivara, MD, MPH,&nbsp;Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington, explains why problematic referral patterns, funding issues, poor outcomes and pandemic aftermath are just a few of the reasons there's a strained pediatric workforce.

Episode 38: Special Edition – What We Need to Do to Have a Viable Pediatric Subspecialty Workforce

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Episode 38: Special Edition – What We Need to Do to Have a Viable Pediatric Subspecialty Workforce

Episode 38: Special Edition – What We Need to Do to Have a Viable Pediatric Subspecialty Workforce