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Launched to address staff shortages, the program helped speed up discharges to patient homes.
In 2015-2016, teaching health centers turned out more than 700 new doctors, could nearly close the physician shortage by 2020.
Doctors are reimbursed for office visits, lab work and medical procedures but not for desktop tasks.
A picket line is planned for the evening of April 12, but both parties haven't given up on reaching a deal.
Efforts to gain votes from holdout conservatives repelled moderate Republicans in House; placating moderates kept conservatives from signing on.
The work requirement is one of the most controversial features of Kentucky's proposed strategy to drastically remake its Medicaid expansion.
More than a third of the 1,798 breaches discovered in 2016 affected either large hospitals or academic medical centers, a JAMA report found.
Average urgent care center saw 294 patients weekly, and about 15,300 patients throughout the year, data shows.
Relatively few physicians said these resources improved care "a lot," significantly reduced costs, study says.
Leaders grapple with preventing the online marketplace from collapsing; they are seeking a $51.6 million federal waiver to shore up marketplace.