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California is in the forefront of health care change and continues to be a crucible for many health workforce issues. In order to address these broad concerns, the UCSF Center for the Health Professions, in partnership with the California HealthCare Foundation and The California Endowment, created the California Workforce Initiative (CWI). The activities and mission of CWI, which ran from January 2000 through March 2005, focused attention both on the significant role health care professionals and their work play in broader health system change, and how these same changes impact workers in the health care system.

                   
                 
         
     

 
 


The California Workforce Initiative is designed to explore, promote and advance reform within the California health care workforce. This multifaceted initiative targets supply and distribution, diversity, skill base, regulation and utilization of the state's health care workers

     

The CWI, which completed its active work in early 2005, laid the groundwork for the Health Workforce Tracking Collaborative, to track and assess efforts to address workforce challenges. For CWI projects and publications, please see CWI's projects page or the Center’s main publications page. You can find information and data on the health workforce at the Center’s Focus On Workforce page. Ongoing work of CWI-affiliated programs in Allied Health and The Network can be found at their web pages.

     


The California Workforce Initiative's wide range of activities include research and data collection, fostering health care partnerships, leadership development, awarding sub-grants to innovative workforce programs, developing curricula, and designing strategies for a more inclusive health workforce.

 

 
                     
         
       
                     
  
 
                     
 
 

The links below will take you to the Center for the Health Professions web site.
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