Southern Maryland Online -- With the debate over health care reform heating up across the country, one sobering fact ought to give everyone pause; you can’t have universal health care if you don’t have enough doctors. Many press reports have focused on the shortage of physicians across the country, and the problem in southern Maryland is particularly acute, with doctor shortages in practically every medical discipline. Those shortages are projected to be severe by 2015 and the impact on health care in our region will be significant.
