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An Overview Indiana’s Health Care Workforce Jonathan Barclay, MA Zach Sheff, MPH Indiana Medicaid Advisory Committee Aug. 19, 2014

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An Overview Indiana’s Health Care Workforce

Jonathan Barclay, MA Zach Sheff, MPH

Indiana Medicaid Advisory Committee

Aug. 19, 2014

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Indiana Health Workforce Reports • Methodology

- Survey offered during re-licensure (online) - Match survey response to license data - Inclusion/exclusion criteria

- Active/probationary license status - Responded to survey (& listed IN practice addr) - Reported active work status on survey

http://ahec.iupui.edu/hws

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Indiana Health Workforce Reports

• Content of Reports - Demographic information - Professional characteristics - Education/credential background - Geographic distribution

4 Biennial Licensure Survey Datasets Reported

Year of re-licensure

Profession 1997-98 1999-2000 2001-02 2003-04 2005-06 2007-08 2009-10 2011-12 2013-14

Physicians X X X X X X X P

Registered Nurses X X X X X X X P

Physician Assistants X X X X X S

Dentists X X X S

Dental Hygienists X X X S

Pharmacists X X X S S

Mental Health1 X X X P S

Optometrists X2

Licensed Practical Nurses X3

1. Masters-prepared therapists and social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses. 2. With IU School of Optometry 3. With Indiana Center for Nursing

Odd-year renewals

Even-year renewals

X complete P in process S to be scheduled

Indiana Healthcare Professional Development

Commission

Overall survey response rates mean 79.8% median 81.8%

Indiana State Department of Health, Indiana Professional Licensing Agency,

Indiana Center for Health Workforce Studies

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2013 Registered Nurse Report

• Total licenses: 99,580 • Total online renewals: 89,223 (89.6%) • Total survey responders: 80,934 • Total active in Indiana: 52,111

-Response Rate: 90.7%

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2013 Registered Nurse Report

2013 RNs 54.5% Staff Nurses 60.1% Hospital based* 74.0% Work 36+ hours per week 3,131 Advanced Practice Nurses 945 Nursing Faculty *Includes short term, long term, psychiatric, non-psychiatric, federal, and non-federal hospitals

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2013 Registered Nurse Report

Rate per 100,000

Population

Indiana FTEs* 741

Indiana† 901

United States† 853

*Source: 2013 registered nurse IPLA licensure data and survey data gathered during re-licensure †Source: Area Health Resources Files (AHRF). 2012-2013. US Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, Bureau of Health Professions, Rockville, MD.

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2012 Dentist Report

• Total licenses: 3,748 • Total online renewals: 3,356 (89.5%) • Total survey responders: 3,025 • Total active in Indiana: 2,314

-Response Rate: 90.1%

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2012 Dentist Report 2010: 2,693 active IN dentists 2012: 2,314 active IN dentists 2012 Dentists 62.3% Work 30-39 hrs/wk 78.9% In general dentistry 37.8% Over 55 years old

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10 Rural Counties Report Chronic Barriers to Access to Oral Health Services

Rate per 100,000

Population

Indiana FTEs* 38

Indiana† 24

United States† 30

*Source: 2012 dentist IPLA licensure data and survey data gathered during re-licensure †Source: Area Health Resources Files (AHRF). 2012-2013. US Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, Bureau of Health Professions, Rockville, MD.

11 HRSA Shortage Designations can increase access to federal workforce resources

Source: Indiana Primary Health Care Association; http://www.indianapca.org/?page=20

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2012 Mental Health Report Professions included in report: • Clinical social workers, social workers, marriage

and family therapists, mental health counselors (Licensed Mental Health Professionals)

• Psychologists • Psychiatrists • Psychiatric/Mental Health Advanced Practice

Nurses

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2012 Mental Health Report

LMHPs Psychologists Psychiatrists PAPNs

Total licenses 8,803 1,706 - -

Total online renewals 5,159 (58.6%) 1,497 (87.7%) - -

Total survey responders 5,092 1,492 661 129

Total active in Indiana 3,687 1,064 356 76

Response Rate 98.7% 99.7% 74.7% -

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Psychiatrist Shortage Worsens

Profession Mean Age Plan to retire

within 10 years

LMHPs 48.9 26.3%

Psychologists 52.2 34.2%

Psychiatrists 55 n/a

PAPNs n/a 43.4%

74 Mental Health Professional FTEs per 100,000 population

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Rural Communities Face Urgent Behavioral Health Provider Shortages • 5 counties with no LMHPs • 27 counties with no

psychologists • 43 counties with no

psychiatrists

• 4 counties with no mental health professionals

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2014 Mental Health HPSA Map

Source: Indiana Primary Health Care Association; http://www.indianapca.org/?page=20

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2013 Physician Data • Total licenses: 25,800 • Total online renewals: 23,742 (92.0%) • Total survey responders: 17,735 • Total active in Indiana: 9,461

-Response Rate: 74.7%

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Indiana FTEs* 129

Indiana† 170

United States† 198

*Source: 2013 physician IPLA licensure data and survey data gathered during re-licensure †Source: Area Health Resources Files (AHRF). 2012-2013. US Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, Bureau of Health Professions, Rockville, MD.

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Primary Care Supply is Important in All Counties

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Need for Primary Care Access is a Function of Provider Supply and Population Health

Source: Indiana Primary Health Care Association; http://www.indianapca.org/?page=20

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Rural Docs Respond to Need: Physicians Offering a Sliding Fee Scale

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2013 Percent of Patients Paying with Indiana Medicaid

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Questions?

Health Workforce Studies Program Indiana AHEC Network Department of Family Medicine Indiana University School of Medicine

Jonathan Barclay, MA Associate Director (317) 278-8893 [email protected]

Zach Sheff, MPH Project Coordinator (317) 278-9284 [email protected]

Hannah Maxey, PhD Incoming Director [email protected]

http://ahec.iupui.edu/hws