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New Mexico Healthcare Workforce Data
Maurice “Mark” Moffett, PhDResearch Assistant Professor
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BioEconomics
◦ Public Economics & EconometricsPost-doc
◦ Health Services ResearchPast Experience
◦ Financial Analyst, Labor Economist◦ SCSU, BCM, VA HSR&D, WVU
Current◦ Family & Community Medicine◦ Office for Community Health◦ Healthcare Workforce
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Brief HistoryHealth Care Workforce Data
Collection, Analysis and Policy Act (Act)
New Mexico Center for Health Workforce Analysis (NMCHWA)
Electronic surveysNew Mexico Health Care
Workforce Committee
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Healthcare Workforce DataLicense Data
◦GADS◦Actively licensed
License Renewal Survey Data◦Demographics◦Practice
Status/Type/Setting/Activities◦Average Hours/Weeks/Patients◦Near Future Practice Plans
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Data Sources
Regulation and Licensing Department
Board of NursingDepartment of Health
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License Data Survey Data
StepsData transferIdentify “active” listUniques (e.g. CNMs)License name and numberLink survey by license name &
number
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So Far
Primary Care MDs
LPNs/RNsCNS/CNPsPsychiatristsDentists
Primary Care Docs
Ob/GynPsychiatristsGeneral
SurgeonsCNS/CNPs
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2013 Report 2014 Report
Licensed vs Surveyed
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Estimates for 20131,957 primary care physicians1,089 certified nurse
practitioners and certified clinical nurse specialists
256 obstetrics and gynecology physicians
179 general surgeons321 psychiatrists
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Benchmarks used by the New Mexico Health Care Workforce CommitteePCPs: 0.79 PCPs per 1,000
populationCNS/CNPs: 0.58 per 1,000
populationPsychiatrists: 1 per 6,500
populationOb/GYN: 2.1 per 10,000 female
populationGeneral Surgery: Critical need =
3.0 per 100,000 population; Minimum need = 6.0 per 100,000; Optimal ratio = 9.2 per 100,000
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Primary Care Physicians
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Nurse Practitioners
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Obstetrics/Gynecology
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General Surgeons
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Practice Status
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New Mexico Medical Doctors by Practice Setting, 2013
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Practice Type / Ownership
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2015 ReportMental & Behavioral Health
Workforce◦Psychiatry◦Psychology◦Social Work◦Mental Health Nurse Practitioners◦Therapists & Councilors
Primary Care Projections
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PotentialsMultivariate LongitudinalSpatial
Linked to outcomes
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