As an internal medicine physician and chief medical officer at Hawaii Medical Service Association (HMSA), I care deeply about healthcare access in Hawaii. Last Sunday's Star-Advertiser story on the state's doctor shortage was a painful reminder that this problem is not new, and that it's getting harder to ignore (" Patients frustrated as crisis worsens on Oahu," Sept.
As an internal medicine physician and chief medical officer at Hawaii Medical Service Association (HMSA), I care deeply about healthcare access in Hawaii.
Last Sunday's Star-Advertiser story on the state's doctor shortage was a painful reminder that this problem is not new, and that it's getting harder to ignore (" Patients frustrated as crisis worsens on...
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As an internal medicine physician and chief medical officer at Hawaii Medical Service Association (HMSA), I care deeply about healthcare access in Hawaii. Last Sunday's Star-Advertiser story on the state's doctor shortage was a painful reminder that this problem is not new, and that it's getting harder to ignore (" Patients frustrated as crisis worsens on Oahu," Sept.
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