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KSFR Story on Education Spending, January 21, 2019

January 22, 2019 KGFisher Comment

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"States that join the doctor compact experience an "States that join the doctor compact experience an increase of 10% to 15% in the number of doctors licensed every year. This probably explains why states keep joining compacts, and no state that has joined a compact has ever left."
New Mexicans are missing out on timely and quality New Mexicans are missing out on timely and quality health care. The interstate compacts can help. But only if we adopt ALL of them.🏥
We let the numbers speak for themselves. It's time We let the numbers speak for themselves. It's time to adopt the compacts.
‼️53 is a big number‼️ Think New Mexico is proud ‼️53 is a big number‼️ Think New Mexico is proud to announce all 53 coalition members in support of the interstate compacts for health care workers. Visit our website to see a full list of all of the supporters.
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Dr. Aaron Snyder, a Board-Certified Emergency Medi Dr. Aaron Snyder, a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physician has some thoughts as a provider trying to navigate New Mexico's worsening health care worker shortage.
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#NEW: "States that join the doctor compact experience an increase of 10% to 15% in the number of doctors licensed every year.

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#NEW :Thank you to Rep. Sarah Silva (D) from Dona Ana County for sharing this message about the need to reform medical malpractice laws in New Mexico.

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#NEW: The Albuquerque Journal challenges NMSOP, a dark money front group funded entirely by trial lawyers, to support the interstate compacts for health care workers. Read more by clicking below.👇

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