Join us for an insightful session on the Missouri Health Care Workforce Project (MHCWP), an initiative designed to provide critical workforce analysis to support policymakers, healthcare professionals, and educators in addressing Missouri’s healthcare workforce needs. This session will introduce key concepts of public health Minimum Data Set (MDS), explore challenges and benefits of workforce data integration, and demonstrate how stakeholders can utilize the MHCWP web tool to assess shortages, maldistribution, and workforce supply and demand. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how workforce data informs policy decisions, impacts healthcare access, and supports strategic planning across Missouri. The session will also cover federal and state trends in workforce analysis and integration, equipping participants with actionable insights to navigate and influence healthcare workforce development.
MRHA Webinar: Missouri Health Care Workforce Project
Thursday, June 10th at 12:00 PM (CT)
Zoom
Target Audience: policymakers, practitioners and healthcare and public health professionals, researchers, state government, local public health agencies, educators, students, educational institutions, health systems, workforce development professionals, academia, public and private communities, interest groups, community partners, state and local agents, and elected officials.
Hosted by the Missouri Rural Health Association and presented by The Center for Health Policy Program this lunch and learn webinar is FREE OF CHARGE and open to the public.