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Supply and demand: how many pathologists are needed?

R B Hill
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Three different approaches have been used to determine what the supply and demand of pathologists will be in future years. Reviewed in this article are the three manpower studies and the surprising results they yielded.

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R B Hill. 1983. Supply and demand: how many pathologists are needed?. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10261173/

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