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Literature review: Healthcare occupational training and support programs under the ACA— background and implications for evaluating HPOG

Date Added to Library: 
Friday, May 9, 2014 - 12:56
Priority: 
high
Source: 
OPRE Publications
Individual Author: 
Bovbjerg, Randall
McDonald, Erin
Reference Type: 
Report
Research Methodology: 
Literature Review
Publisher: 
Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation, Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Published Date: 
March 2014
Published Date (Text): 
March 2014
Year: 
2014
Language(s): 
English
Public URL: 
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/opre/resource/literature-review-healthcare-occup...
Abstract: 

This paper reviews the literature on the policy context of the HPOG program and the challenges and opportunities related to developing healthcare occupational training and support programs. It discusses the structure of the healthcare industry and trends in healthcare employment, implications of ACA for entry-level employment in healthcare, and resulting challenges and opportunities for training programs. (author overview)

Geographic Focus: 
National
Page Count: 
24
Copyright: 
Yes
Topical Area: 
Employment
Keyword: 
Career Pathways
Employers
Topical Area: 
Education and Training
Keyword: 
Skills Training
Training
Vocational Education
Popular Search: 
Career Pathways
Topical Area: 
Health
Keyword: 
Affordable Care Act
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