HRSA Seeks Input on Doctor Shortage Data Paperwork Renewal
Published Date: 5/19/2025
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HRSA wants your thoughts on their plan to keep collecting info through the Shortage Designation Management System, which helps track healthcare worker shortages. This update won’t cost you money but asks for feedback on how much time it takes to fill out forms. If you’re involved in healthcare or data collection, now’s the time to speak up before HRSA sends their request to the big bosses at OMB.
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