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Changing Rural Populations and Changing Rural Populations and Impact on Public PolicyImpact on Public Policy
Keith J. Mueller, Ph.D.Keith J. Mueller, Ph.D.Michael Michael ShambaughShambaugh--Miller, Miller, Ab.DAb.D..
RUPRI* Center for Rural Health Policy AnalysisRUPRI* Center for Rural Health Policy AnalysisKansas Health Institute PresentationKansas Health Institute Presentation
January 23, 2003January 23, 2003
*Rural Policy Research Institute: www.rupri.org/healthpolicy
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OverviewOverview of the Presentationof the PresentationPopulations in rural areas in 2010 will not Populations in rural areas in 2010 will not resemble populations in 1990resemble populations in 1990
There are opportunities to influence population There are opportunities to influence population trendstrends
Requires thinking in terms of places and Requires thinking in terms of places and integration of policiesintegration of policies
Translation: Health policy issues of 2002Translation: Health policy issues of 2002--20042004
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PopulationPopulation MovementMovement
Who is leaving?Who is leaving?
Who is Staying?Who is Staying?
Who is Coming?Who is Coming?
What is the resulting Settlement Pattern?What is the resulting Settlement Pattern?
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Who is Leaving?Who is Leaving?
Northern Great Plains StatesNorthern Great Plains States
Rocky Mountain StatesRocky Mountain States
Central Plains StatesCentral Plains States
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0 200 400 Miles
Population Change-4574 - 01 - 96032
NC Great Plains States
N
EW
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Depopulation of the Northern Great Plains1990 to 2000
Source: US Census, 2000
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0 300 600 Miles
Population Chagne 90-00-1210 - 01 - 950048
State Boundary
N
EW
S
Thinning of the West1990 - 2000
Source: US Census, 2000
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County Population Change 90-00-48496 - -101 - 582379
Regional State Borders
N
EW
S
Regional Population Change 1990 and 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research, 2003
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County Population Change 90-00-4296 - -101 - 96032
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
SKansas Population Change 1990 - 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Are We Losing Something Are We Losing Something of Value?of Value?
Small rural communities to ghost towns?Small rural communities to ghost towns?
Stewardship of the land?Stewardship of the land?
Part of our cultural heritage?Part of our cultural heritage?
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Who is Staying and Where?Who is Staying and Where?
Elderly (Graying of Rural America)Elderly (Graying of Rural America)
Transportation and Trade CentersTransportation and Trade Centers
The PoorThe Poor
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County Population Change - 65 and Older - 90-00-18159 - -101 - 54673
Regional State Borders
N
EW
S
Regional Population Change 65 and Older1990 and 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research, 2003
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County Population Change - 65 and Older - 90-00-2514 - -101 - 11649
Kansas Border
0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Kansas Population Change - 65 and Older1990 - 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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County Population Change 90-00-48496 - -101 - 582379
Regional placesRegional State Borders
N
EW
S
Regional Population Change in Relation to Census Places - 1990 and 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research, 2003
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County Population Change 90-00-4296 - -101 - 96032
Kansas placesKansas Border
0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Kansas Population Change in Relation to Census Places1990 and 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Why are They Staying?Why are They Staying?
Ties to the landTies to the land
Karen Karen OttOtt in Nebraska: “Our names are written on the land. It in Nebraska: “Our names are written on the land. It captures your heart and it doesn’t let go very easily.” (Omaha Wcaptures your heart and it doesn’t let go very easily.” (Omaha World orld Herald, October 27)Herald, October 27)
Frank Popper: “The Plains chooses its own. These are people whoFrank Popper: “The Plains chooses its own. These are people whoare going to stay.” (Ibid)are going to stay.” (Ibid)
Economically dependentEconomically dependent
High rates of povertyHigh rates of poverty
Costs and risks of leaving are barrier to movingCosts and risks of leaving are barrier to moving
Desperate hope for resurgenceDesperate hope for resurgence
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Who is Coming?Who is Coming?
Natural Increase and ImmigrationNatural Increase and Immigration
NationallyNationally
RegionallyRegionally
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Minority Population Change - 90-00-173542 - -101 - 60583
Regional State Borders
N
EW
S
Regional Minority Population Change 1990 - 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research, 2003
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Minority Population Change 90-00-5478 - -101 - 9901
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Kansas Minority Population Change 1990 - 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Minority Population 20002 - 5052 - 162163 - 477483 - 25582667 - 217880
Regional State Borders
N
EW
S
Regional Minority Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research, 2003
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Minority Population 20004 - 4648 - 8891 - 252267 - 10531136 - 61810
Kansas Border 0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Kansas Minority Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Less than 10%10% to 24.9%25% to 49.9%50% or Greater
Source: U.S.Census BureauMap Prepared by RUPRI
Hispanics as a Percent of Total Population, 2000
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Metro (123 Counties)Nonmetro (632 Counties)
Decrease in Non-Hispanic Population, Increase/No Change in Hispanic Popualtion, 1990-2000
Source: U.S. Census BureauMap Prepared by RUPRI
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Counties with Increase in Hispanic Population of100 Percent or More, 1990-2000
Source: U.S. Census BureauMap Prepared by RUPRI
Nonmetro (1,176 Counties)Metro (402 Counties)
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Hispanic Population Change - 90-00-1905 - -101 - 474816
Regional State Borders
N
EW
S
Regional Hispanic Population Change - 1990 and 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research, 2003
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Hispanic Population Change 90-00-43 - -101 - 18962
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Kansas Hispanic Population Change 1990 -2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Hispanic Population 20001 - 6768 - 176177 - 483485 - 17091713 - 175704
Regional State Borders
N
EW
S
Regional Hispanic Population - 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research, 2003
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Hispanic Population 200017 - 5659 - 128132 - 327335 - 11181187 - 36397
Kansas Border 0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Kansas Hispanic Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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White Non-Hispanic Population Age and Sex Distribution, Kansas 2003
100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
<_5
5_TO_9
10_TO_14
15_TO_19
20_TO_24
25_TO_29
30_TO_34
35_TO_39
40_TO_44
45_TO_49
50_TO_54
55_TO_59
60_AND_61
62_TO_64
65_TO_69
70_TO_74
75_TO_79
80_TO_84
85+
Male (Thousands) Female (Thousands)
Source: U.S. Census, 2003.
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Minority(1) Population Age and Sex Distribution, Kansas 2003
30 20 10 0 10 20 30
< 5
5 to 9
10 to 14
15 to 19
20 to 24
25 to 29
30 to 34
35 to 39
40 to 44
45 to 49
50 to 54
55 to 59
60 to 64
65 to 69
70 to 74
75 to 79
80 to 84
84 +
Male (Thousands) Female (Thousands)Source: U.S. Census, 2003.(1) Includes White Hispanic, Black, Native American, Asia, and Persons of Other Race
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Who Are Rural Americans?Who Are Rural Americans?
AgeAge
Race and EthnicityRace and Ethnicity
IncomeIncome
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Age 0-40.042 - 0.1730.174 - 0.2050.206 - 0.3370.338 - 0.4690.47 - 0.554
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Age Cohort 0 - 4 as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Age 5-90.042 - 0.1730.174 - 0.2050.206 - 0.3370.338 - 0.4690.47 - 0.554
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
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EW
S
Age Cohort 5 - 9 as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Age 10-170.042 - 0.1730.174 - 0.2050.206 - 0.3370.338 - 0.4690.47 - 0.554
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Age Cohort 10-17 as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Age 18-240.038 - 0.1730.174 - 0.2050.206 - 0.3370.338 - 0.4690.47 - 0.554
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Age Cohort 18 - 24 as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Age 25-640.042 - 0.1730.174 - 0.2050.206 - 0.3370.338 - 0.4690.47 - 0.554
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Age Cohort 25 - 64 as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Age 65+0.042 - 0.1730.174 - 0.2050.206 - 0.3370.338 - 0.4690.47 - 0.554
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Age Cohort 65 and Older as a Percent of Total Population 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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White Alone 200000.001 - 0.2490.25 - 0.4990.5 - 0.7490.75 - 0.989
Kansas Border 0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
White Alone as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Black Alone00.001 - 0.2490.25 - 0.4990.5 - 0.7490.75 - 0.989
Kansas Border 0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Black Alone as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Native American Alone 200000.001 - 0.2490.25 - 0.4990.5 - 0.7490.75 - 0.989
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
N
EW
S
Native American Alone as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Asian Alone 200000.001 - 0.2490.25 - 0.4990.5 - 0.7490.75 - 0.989
Kansas Border 0 100 200 Miles
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EW
S
Asian Alone as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Alone 200000.001 - 0.2490.25 - 0.4990.5 - 0.7490.75 - 0.989
Kansas Border 0 100 200 Miles
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EW
S
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Aloneas a Percent of Total Population 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Hispanic Alone 200000.001 - 0.2490.25 - 0.4990.5 - 0.7490.75 - 0.989
Kansas Border 0 100 200 Miles
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EW
S
Hispanic Alone as a Percent of Total Population 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Income < $40,00000.001 - 0.2490.25 - 0.4990.5 - 0.7490.75 - 0.787
Regional State Borders
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EW
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Percent of Households Whose Income is Less than $40,000: 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research, 2003
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Income < $40,00000.001 - 0.1990.2 - 0.2990.3 - 0.3990.4 - 0.579
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Percent of Households Whose Income is Less than $40,000: 2000
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Income $40-100,00000.001 - 0.2490.25 - 0.4990.5 - 0.7490.75 - 0.787
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Percent of HouseholdsWhose Income is Between $40,000 and $100,000: 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
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Income $40 - 100,00000.001 - 0.1990.2 - 0.2990.3 - 0.3990.4 - 0.579
Kansas Border 0 100 200 Miles
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Percent of Households Whose Income isBetween $40,000 and $100,000: 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
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Income > $100,00000.001 - 0.2490.25 - 0.4990.5 - 0.7490.75 - 0.787
Regional State Borders
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Percent of Households Whose Income is Greater than $100,000: 2000
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research, 2003
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Income > $100,00000.001 - 0.1990.2 - 0.2990.3 - 0.3990.4 - 0.579
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
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Percent of Households Whose Income is Over $100,000: 2000Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Where Will Rural Americans Where Will Rural Americans Be Living?Be Living?
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County Population Change 00-20-18375 - -101 - 134343
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
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EW
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Projected Population Change 2000 to 2020Source: Kansas Water Office, 1999
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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County Population Change 00-40-31535 - -101 - 285920
Kansas Border0 100 200 Miles
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EW
SProjected Population Change 2000 to 2040
Source: Kansas Water Office, 1999
Nebraska Center forRural Health Research, 2003
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Where Will Rural Americans Where Will Rural Americans Be Living?Be Living?
May change by region as function of May change by region as function of economic activityeconomic activity
May change within regionMay change within region
All will be living in “places,” often All will be living in “places,” often anchored by a communityanchored by a community
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What Do the Settlement What Do the Settlement Patterns Mean?Patterns Mean?
Changes in demands for servicesChanges in demands for services
The population that stayed is agingThe population that stayed is agingThe population that is arriving present different needsThe population that is arriving present different needs
Disparities in income magnified by disparities in cultureDisparities in income magnified by disparities in culture
Access to health care and other services is both selfAccess to health care and other services is both self--regulated and screened by systemsregulated and screened by systemsIncome and insurance status major determinantsIncome and insurance status major determinantsCultural heritage and racial differences are also Cultural heritage and racial differences are also determinantsdeterminants
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Changes in Space and PeopleChanges in Space and People
More “wide open spaces” More “wide open spaces” –– meaning in meaning in distance between population centersdistance between population centers
Implications for the future of the labor Implications for the future of the labor pool in rural Americapool in rural America
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Changes Mean Rethinking AssetsChanges Mean Rethinking Assets
The land and natural assets The land and natural assets
from Kent Meyers of South Dakota, author of from Kent Meyers of South Dakota, author of Witness of Combines, The River Warren: A NovelWitness of Combines, The River Warren: A Novel, , contributing to a collection of comments on why contributing to a collection of comments on why rural matters:rural matters:
A healthy rural community is healthy precisely A healthy rural community is healthy precisely because it sustains itself at the same time that it because it sustains itself at the same time that it sustains the land around it, and work done for financial sustains the land around it, and work done for financial benefit often cannot be separated from work for benefit often cannot be separated from work for environmental benefit.environmental benefit.
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Rethinking AssetsRethinking Assets
The new labor poolThe new labor pool
TrainingTrainingUsingUsing
People who need services: the graying of rural AmericaPeople who need services: the graying of rural America
Retaining the best of the past and present in rural values, Retaining the best of the past and present in rural values, communitiescommunities
Building for the futureBuilding for the future
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Signals to Policy MakersSignals to Policy Makers
Different populations to serveDifferent populations to serve
Different activities to support and nurtureDifferent activities to support and nurture
Times they are a changingTimes they are a changingBut values can endureBut values can endure
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Generates Differences in Policy Generates Differences in Policy ParadigmsParadigms
How to focus economic development policiesHow to focus economic development policies
How to focus education policiesHow to focus education policies
Paradigm is placeParadigm is place--based policies, and targeting based policies, and targeting people in those placespeople in those places
Ride tide of change, but also redirect when Ride tide of change, but also redirect when opportunities are present (entrepreneurial opportunities are present (entrepreneurial activities)activities)
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Directions for Public PoliciesDirections for Public Policies
Community DevelopmentCommunity Development
Shifting to PlaceShifting to Place--Based PoliciesBased Policies
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Community Development PoliciesCommunity Development Policies
Clues to Rural Community Survival: Heartland Center for Clues to Rural Community Survival: Heartland Center for Leadership DevelopmentLeadership Development
www.heartlandcenter.infowww.heartlandcenter.info
1. Evidence of Community Pride1. Evidence of Community Pride
2. Emphasis on Quality in Business and Community Life2. Emphasis on Quality in Business and Community Life
3. Willingness to Invest in the Future3. Willingness to Invest in the Future
4. Participatory Approach to Community Decision Making4. Participatory Approach to Community Decision Making
5. Cooperative Community Spirit5. Cooperative Community Spirit
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6.6. Realistic Appraisal of Future OpportunitiesRealistic Appraisal of Future Opportunities
7. Awareness of Competitive Positioning7. Awareness of Competitive Positioning
8. Knowledge of the Physical Environment8. Knowledge of the Physical Environment
9. Active Economic Development Program9. Active Economic Development Program
10.Deliberate Transition of Power to a Younger Generation 10.Deliberate Transition of Power to a Younger Generation of Leadersof Leaders
11.Acceptance of Women in Leadership Roles11.Acceptance of Women in Leadership Roles
12.Strong Belief and Support for Education12.Strong Belief and Support for Education
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13. Problem13. Problem--solving Approach to Providing Health Caresolving Approach to Providing Health Care
14. Strong Multi14. Strong Multi--generational Family Orientationgenerational Family Orientation
15. Strong Presence of Traditional Institutions that are 15. Strong Presence of Traditional Institutions that are Integral to Community LifeIntegral to Community Life
16. Sound and well16. Sound and well--maintained Infrastructuremaintained Infrastructure
17. Careful use of Fiscal Resources17. Careful use of Fiscal Resources
18. Sophisticated Use of Information Resources18. Sophisticated Use of Information Resources
19. Willingness to Seek Help from the Outside19. Willingness to Seek Help from the Outside
20. Conviction that, in the Long Run, You Have to Do It 20. Conviction that, in the Long Run, You Have to Do It YourselfYourself
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Making it HappenMaking it HappenFarm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002Title VI: Rural DevelopmentTitle VI: Rural DevelopmentSubtitle A: Consolidated Farm and Rural Development Subtitle A: Consolidated Farm and Rural Development ActAct
Rural Strategic Investment ProgramRural Strategic Investment Program
National Board on Rural AmericaNational Board on Rural America
Broadband Services in Rural AmericaBroadband Services in Rural America
Rural Business Investment ProgramRural Business Investment Program
Rural Firefighter and Emergency Personnel Grant Rural Firefighter and Emergency Personnel Grant ProgramProgram
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Shaping PlaceShaping Place--Based PolicyBased PolicyCongressional Perspectives:Congressional Perspectives:
“Another policy I will promote in Washington is to “Another policy I will promote in Washington is to exempt the one hundred poorest counties in the country exempt the one hundred poorest counties in the country from any federal match for any federal funding from any federal match for any federal funding whatsoever, whether it’s highways or healthcare. It is whatsoever, whether it’s highways or healthcare. It is simply counterproductive to tell counties which have simply counterproductive to tell counties which have trouble maintaining an operating budget as it is, that trouble maintaining an operating budget as it is, that they get no federal money unless they come up with they get no federal money unless they come up with matching funds. We might as well be honest and tell matching funds. We might as well be honest and tell them we can’t help at all in the first place.”them we can’t help at all in the first place.”
“A short list of items always on my radar screen include: “A short list of items always on my radar screen include: fixing the Medicare payment disparity and securing fixing the Medicare payment disparity and securing benefits for Medicare dependent hospitals and benefits for Medicare dependent hospitals and healthcare clinics.”healthcare clinics.”
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Common Goals Among Members of Common Goals Among Members of CongressCongress
increasing resources to family farmers and rectifying the increasing resources to family farmers and rectifying the inequities in the Farm Billinequities in the Farm Bill
expanding access to broadbandexpanding access to broadband
improving the rural healthcare systemimproving the rural healthcare system
generating incentives for new business starts and job creation igenerating incentives for new business starts and job creation in n rural communitiesrural communities
preserving the rural environmentpreserving the rural environment
SourceSource: “Perceptions of Rural America: Congressional Perspectives” : “Perceptions of Rural America: Congressional Perspectives” W.K. Kellogg Foundation (bipartisan survey of 26 members of W.K. Kellogg Foundation (bipartisan survey of 26 members of Congress between December 2001 and April 2002)Congress between December 2001 and April 2002)
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Where Do Hospitals Fit In?Where Do Hospitals Fit In?
Part of strategic policyPart of strategic policy
providing servicesproviding services
leaders in health careleaders in health care
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Policies that Matter to HospitalsPolicies that Matter to Hospitals
Payment PoliciesPayment Policies
Work ForceWork Force
RegulatoryRegulatory
InvestmentInvestment
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Payment PoliciesPayment Policies
Current morass of specific payments to different Current morass of specific payments to different categoriescategories
Critical Access Hospitals: improvements being Critical Access Hospitals: improvements being consideredconsideredSole Community Hospitals: impacted by CAH Sole Community Hospitals: impacted by CAH designationsdesignationsRural Referral CentersRural Referral CentersMedicare Dependent HospitalsMedicare Dependent Hospitals
Hospital updates and standardized paymentHospital updates and standardized payment
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Work Force PoliciesWork Force Policies
Impact of population movementImpact of population movement
need among elderlyneed among elderlyfuture work force among new arrivalsfuture work force among new arrivals
Continued pressing, immediate needsContinued pressing, immediate needs
reauthorized National Health Service Corpsreauthorized National Health Service Corps
reauthorized Conrad 20 programreauthorized Conrad 20 program
support loan repayment policiessupport loan repayment policies
support targeted education programssupport targeted education programs
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Regulatory PoliciesRegulatory Policies
Regulatory reform within Centers for Regulatory reform within Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
Regulatory reform within HHSRegulatory reform within HHS
Considerations for CongressConsiderations for Congress
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InvestmentInvestment
Capital loan programs in HUD, USDACapital loan programs in HUD, USDA
Considerations for a new HillConsiderations for a new Hill--Burton Burton approachapproach
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A New Approach to Identifying A New Approach to Identifying Places in NeedPlaces in Need
Vulnerable places based on Vulnerable places based on
Sparsely populatedSparsely populated
Low potential for generating patient Low potential for generating patient revenuerevenue
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Study RegionComms Vul by PCAAreas Vul by PopulationBorder statesStudy states
N
EW
S
Communities Vulnerable by Principal Components Analysisand Areas Vulnerable by Low Population Density
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Vulnerable Placesin
Non-MetropolitanAreas
in Selected
States, 2000
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0 100 200 Miles
Hispanic00.001 - 0.060.06 - 0.1740.174 - 0.3470.347 - 0.6110.611 - 0.975
StatesComms Vul by PCA
N
EW
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Hispanic Population in Relation to Potentially Vulnerable Communities of Southwestern Kansas and Oklahoma
Source: U.S. Census, 2000
Vulnerable Placesin
SouthernKansas and
Oklahoma in Relation to Hispanic
Populations, 2000
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Principles for a New Rural PolicyPrinciples for a New Rural Policyfrom the Nebraska City Declaration:from the Nebraska City Declaration:
importance of a placeimportance of a place--based frameworkbased framework
necessity of greater local autonomynecessity of greater local autonomy
enhancement of the human and social capital in rural enhancement of the human and social capital in rural AmericaAmerica
acknowledgment of the essential role government, at all acknowledgment of the essential role government, at all levels, must playlevels, must play
integration of community efforts within a regional integration of community efforts within a regional frameworkframework
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Principles for a New Rural Policy Principles for a New Rural Policy ((con’tcon’t))
achievement of a sustainable, nondestructive achievement of a sustainable, nondestructive developmentdevelopment
increased access to technological advances with a increased access to technological advances with a recognition that such access is not the only challengerecognition that such access is not the only challenge
investment of the resources required to achieve the investment of the resources required to achieve the results desiredresults desired
balancing funding sources for these required balancing funding sources for these required investmentsinvestments
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Principles for a New Rural Policy Principles for a New Rural Policy ((con’tcon’t))
recognition that public and private recognition that public and private entrepreneurship, and the optimization of entrepreneurship, and the optimization of regional competitive advantage, is the most regional competitive advantage, is the most promising trajectorypromising trajectory
expanding our attention to the critical role which expanding our attention to the critical role which natural resources and landscape must play in a natural resources and landscape must play in a holis5tic rural development strategyholis5tic rural development strategy
recognition and action to nurture the richness of recognition and action to nurture the richness of our diverse cultures, and the strength which our our diverse cultures, and the strength which our growing rural diversity offersgrowing rural diversity offers
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In this RoomIn this Room
critical stakeholders in local health care delivery critical stakeholders in local health care delivery systemssystems
effective advocates for rural health policyeffective advocates for rural health policy
leaders for health care services in their leaders for health care services in their communitiescommunities
potential leaders for a new rural policy that fits potential leaders for a new rural policy that fits specific pieces into the larger puzzlespecific pieces into the larger puzzle
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RUPRI Center forRUPRI Center forRural Health Policy AnalysisRural Health Policy Analysis
www.rupri.org/healthpolicywww.rupri.org/healthpolicy