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Tyler W. Barreto

New York
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, Annals of Family Medicine
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The Workforce Providing Prenatal and Postpartum Care Decreases When Family Physicians Stop Attending Deliveries

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By Jessica Goldstein Verified, Tyler W. Barreto, Holley Clinic
| Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
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Retaining the perinatal care workforce: Lessons learned from experienced physicians who no longer attend deliveries

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By Tyler W. Barreto, Melina Taylor, Jessica Goldstein Verified, Aimee R Eden
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Objective To inform policy supporting the retention of family physicians (FPs) in the perinatal care workforce by identifying physician characteristics that are associated with retention. Data Sources and Study Setting We surveyed FPs who had been in practice for at least 11 years and reported attending deliveries as part of their practice.
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Labor of Love: Could Different Compensation Models Help to Maintain the Family Medicine Obstetrics Workforce?

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By Tyler W. Barreto, Jessica Goldstein Verified, Aimee R Eden, Melina Taylor
| Annals of Family Medicine Verified
Abstract Context: The number of family physicians (FPs) providing obstetric care has progressively decreased over time. The FPs who provide this care often do so for rural and underserved patients filling access to care gaps. Finding ways to retain FPs in the obstetric workforce is critical especially for the health of underserved communities. Objective: To identify modifiable differences between FPs who stay in the obstetric workforce and those who stop providing obstetric care.
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