Takashi Kitagawa, Takumi Denda, Wataru Okuyama, Ryo Miyachi, Keisuke Nakamura
Effectiveness of Rehabilitation for Osteoarthritis of the Knee: A Scoping Review of Network Meta-Analyses
Cureus
objective study identify differences child care availability ruralurban location counties wisconsin describe implications recruitment retention health care workforce used data licensed child care slots young children age 5 sociodemographic characteristics womens mens labor force participation household structure counties wisconsin 2013 n 72 data came kids count county health rankings american community survey used tests analyze bivariate differences child care availability community characteristics metropolitan micropolitan noncore rural location used ordinary least squares regression analyze relationship geographic location child care slots adjusting labor force participation household structure rural counties significantly fewer licensed child care slots per child metropolitan micropolitan counties counties also average higher rates poverty higher unemployment micropolitan metropolitan counties association geographic location child care availability remained even adjusting household structure labor force participation number hours men worked percentage men working negatively associated available child care slots whereas significant relationship womens labor force participation child care availability rural areas face health care workforce shortages recruitment strategies overcome shortages must move beyond individuallevel incentives focus community context family support including availability child care rural counties