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Executive Summary
The American Association of Primary Care Providers is a national organization comprising of interns, students, and practitioners from the health care industry. The organization realizes the need to increase the number of primary care providers in the industry to cater for the increasing demand for their services. It is because studies project an estimated requirement of 20,400 primary care providers in 2020 and 45,000 primary care physicians in 2025. As a result, the organization proposes solutions to the United States Department of Health and Human Services with an aim of eradicating the problem. Specifically, the American Association of Primary Care Providers suggests increasing the income for primary care providers, increasing educational funding for primary care providers, and encouraging the use of computer software and mobile applications that will reduce America’s dependence on primary care providers. Critical to the discussion is the fact that the program will be evaluated to identify whether it will be successful.

Organizational Information
The American Association of Primary Care Providers is a national organization comprising of interns, students, and practitioners from the health care industry. It is vital to note that membership in the organization is limited to American citizens from the health care profession. A mission of ensuring that all American citizens have access to effective health care by promoting professionalism and pushing for policies that aim to benefit the American health care industry guides the organization. It is notable that the organization was established in 1978 when its founder John McCain realized the need for promoting and professionalism and pushing for policies that would benefit the American health care industry. Since its establishment, the organization played a crucial role in establishing MEDICAID and promoting evidence based care in the health industry. In short, the American Association of Primary Care Providers has benefited, continues, and will continue to benefit the American citizens.
It is imperative to note that the American Association of Primary Care Providers realizes that the future of the American health care industry is endangered if appropriate policies are not implemented. Specifically, the organization acknowledges that the number of American citizens who are constantly affording access to health care services is increasing. This implies that the health care industry should also increase its human resource ...