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Dec. 2, 2024
Physician Workforce
The number of people age 65 and older are expected to double in Wisconsin by 2030, including health care providers that will be retiring. Wisconsin faces a shortage of physicians over the next 20 years, and WHA’s 2011 Physician Workforce Report included recommendations to establish new State-funded grant initiatives to generate more physicians in Wisconsin as part of a “grow our own” strategy.
Graduate Medical EducationPage
Oct. 1, 2024
Health Law Manual
WHA's Health Law Manuals are available from the Member Portal. The manuals are available only to WHA members. The manuals cover the gamut of topics and issues that constitute the intricate world of health law—from consent and signs/postings to record retention and health information, with much else in-between.
LegalPage
Mar. 3, 2023
Physician Resources
Health care in Wisconsin is now delivered in one of the most highly integrated models in the country. Over the past decade, WHA members large and small, urban and rural, have evolved beyond simply hospital organizations into vertically integrated regional and local community health systems including clinics and physician employees. That evolution has changed our members’ relationships with physicians in particular, with more than 75 percent of practicing physicians in Wisconsin being a financial part of WHA member organizations.
Physician Resources