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The Office of Healthcare Provider Resources provides leadership to communities in the development of health systems. Activities include technical assistance for community health programs, needs assessment, data management, workforce development and community and state health initiatives. The Bureau is actively represented on a number of state and community commissions, boards, and planning groups and provides federal liaison activities.
The Office of Primary Care and Rural Health assists health care advocates, such as community health centers, with access to care issues affecting the uninsured and vulnerable populations of Delaware. This office works closely with a host of public/private partners to build health care systems by supporting initiatives and partnerships across the state and in rural Delaware. Various capacity studies regarding the supply and distribution of health care providers are completed through the Primary Care Physicians in Delaware Report, the Dentists in Delaware Report, and the Mental Health Professionals in Delaware Report. Data captured in these reports are then used as a basis for shortage designation applications, that, if approved, qualify health care entities located in certain areas for various state and federal resources.
The following two Health Resources and Services Administration grants support the overall work of this office:
The Office of Healthcare Provider Resources helps recruit health professionals to Delaware through several programs, including the Conrad State 30 / J-1 Visa Waiver Program, and the National Rural Recruitment and Retention Network (3RNet).
For more information, contact the Office of Healthcare Provider Resources.