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Employer Demand for Health Services Researchers in the Year 2020
Health Services Research, 09/30/09

Brown JD et al. – Employers have considerable flexibility in hiring individuals to conduct HSR when demand is relatively stable. They may have much more difficulty hiring well–qualified researchers when faced with sharp increases in demand for HSR, such as could be generated by recent economic stimulus legislation.

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