Many injured workers require diagnostic imaging, which must be assessed by qualified professionals. Unfortunately, the Association of American Medical Colleges projects a shortage of as many as 43,000 radiologists and other associated specialists by 2033. Credit: TonStocker/Adobe Stock Many injured workers require diagnostic imaging, which must be assessed by qualified professionals. Unfortunately, the Association of American Medical Colleges projects a shortage of as many as 43,000 radiologists and other associated specialists by 2033. Credit: TonStocker/Adobe Stock

As the coming year approaches, it's clear managers of health care provider networks face significant challenges, including managing a growing shortage of physicians, increasing need for mental health coverage and changing state fee schedules and physician fee models.

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