August 1, 2003Open Access

The Aging Population and Its Impact on the Surgery Workforce

DEDavid A. EtzioniTwitter (United States)JLJerome H. LiuWest Los Angeles College MMMelinda A. MaggardCedars-Sinai Medical Center

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The aging of the US population will result in significant growth in the demand for surgical services. Surgeons need to develop strategies to manage an increased workload without sacrificing quality of care.

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