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Surgeon Workforce in Underserved Communities

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By Crystal Taylor, Sara Schaefer, Adrian Diaz, Adrián Díaz
| JAMA Health Forum Conversations
Introduction The Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) designation was created by the Health Resources and Services Administration to identify communities that lack clinical health care professionals. Areas with the designation are eligible for financial incentives from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services as a way to attract more health care professionals.
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Comedy as an abusive relationship

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By Matt Ruby, Sara Schaefer
| Substack
Some people “make it.” But many more struggle on. It’s not often they come clean in public about that struggle, though. So it was refreshing to read ’s “Where Are You Now?” post where she writes, “Most people don’t feel their own heat even when they’re practically melting from it.” For more than twenty years, I have lived on the rush of risking it all to make it in Hollywood. Of throwing everything I had of myself into a whim. To seeing it - once in a while - pay off.
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Where Are You Now?

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By Sara Schaefer
| Substack
The question used to be “What are you working on?” At every party, show or anywhere people working in the industry would gather, this question used to be the gold standard of Hollywood small talk. Everyone in the biz was always working on something, regardless of whether it was a real job or just staring at a blank computer screen for that screenplay you’ve been “writing” for three years.
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