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While it was subsequently determined that the GMENAC projections were not accurate, there was not a significant rebound in the graduation rate in these programs.
For a service area population of 100,000 persons, Table 1 provides a comparison by clinical specialty of the number of physicians: * (a) currently available in the United States (Table I, Model A) * (b) estimates of need reported in the GMENAC study (Model B) * (c) the staffing of a large HMO with 2.
The GMENAC report of 1980, which projected an overall physician surplus for the next two decades, led many to conclude that the overall increase in physicians would take care of problems of geographic and specialty maldistribution.
 
 
 
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