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Table 1: Number
of Board Certified Physician by Pediatric
Subspecialty
Table 2: Percent of
Pediatric Population Living Within Selected
Distances of Board Certified Pediatric
Subspecialists, American Board of Pediatrics
Table 3: Average Population-Weighted
Distance to the Nearest Provider by Pediatric
Specialty
Table 4: Ratio of
Board Certified Physicians to Under-18
Population (in 100,000) by Pediatric Subspecialty
Table 5: Pediatric
Rheumatologists’ Perceptions of Workforce
Shortage, AF/ACR Survey (n=104)
Table 6: Changes in
Patient Care Time, Pediatric Rheumatologists
AF/ACR Survey
Table 7: Pediatric
Rheumatology Fellowship Trainees by Medical
School and Gender, American Board of Pediatrics
Table 8: Total Number
of Pediatric Rheumatology Fellowship Slots
by Program
Table 9: Ratio of
Pediatric Population to Board-Certified
Pediatric Rheumatologists, 2003 American
Board of Pediatrics Diplomate File
Table 10: Ratio of
Pediatric Population to Self-identified
Pediatric Rheumatologists, 2003 American
College of Rheumatology
Table 11: Estimated
Number of Pediatric Rheumatologists Needed
by State
Table 12: Board-Certified
Pediatric Rheumatologists by County and
Graduation Cohort, American Board of Pediatrics,
2003
Table 13: Number
of Medicaid-Enrolled Children with JRA
in North Carolina and Distribution of
JRA-related Physicians Visits
Table 14: Classification
of JRA-related Physician Care among Medicaid-Enrolled
Children with JRA, North Carolina
Table 15: Percent
of the Population Living within Selected
Distance of Rheumatology Providers by
Rheumatology Provider Type
Table 16: Comparison
of Internist Rheumatologists By Involvement
in Care of Children, AF/ACR Survey (N=523)
Table 17: Characteristics
of Responding Pediatric Residency Programs,
2004 Survey of Program Directors
Table 18: Characteristics
of Pediatric Residency Training by Availability
of a Pediatric Rheumatology Rotation,
2004 Survey of Program Directors
Table 19: Faculty
Involvement in Pediatric Rheumatology
Curriculum, 2004 Survey of Program Directors
(n=126)
Table 20: Faculty
Involvement in Pediatric Rheumatology
Curriculum Components by Availability
of a Staff Pediatric Rheumatologist on
Site,*** Pediatric Residency Director
Survey (n=126)
Table A.1: Characteristics
of Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Subtypes
Table C.1: Number
of Pediatric Rheumatologists by Data Source
Table D.1: Average
Population Weighted Distance to the Nearest
Provider by Pediatric Subspecialty
Table D.2: Percentage
of the Pediatric Population Living Within
Selected Distance of a Provider by Pediatric
Subspecialty
Table E.1: Provider
Type, Arthritis Foundation/American College
of Rheumatology Survey
Table E.2: Provider
and Practice Characteristics by Provider
Type, Arthritis Foundation/American College
of Rheumatology Survey
Table E.3. Provider
and Practice Characteristics: Pediatric
Rheumatologists Arthritis Foundation/American
College of Rheumatology Survey
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