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Michael D. Shambaugh-Miller, PhD

Contact information for this researcher is no longer available, but you can still access their previous work.


Completed Projects - (1)

  • Locating Community Pharmacies (Independent and Chain) in Rural America
    A comprehensive database of all rural U.S. pharmacies including pharmacy name, pharmacy type (chain or independent), town, ZIP code, county, state, RUCA code, and Federal Information Processing Standards will be developed. The databases will be usable in most widely used statistics and geographic information systems software packages.
    Research center: RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis
    Topics: Health services, Pharmacy and prescription drugs

Publications - (7)

2007

  • Reliance on Independently Owned Pharmacies in Rural America
    Policy Brief
    RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis
    Date: 11/2007
    This policy brief provides locations of independently owned pharmacies in rural America that are the sole sources of access to local pharmaceutical services. In more than 2,000 rural communities, the only local pharmacy is independently owned, and in 1,044 of those communities, there is no other pharmacy within 10 miles.

2003

2002

  • Changing Rural Populations and Impact on Public Policy
    RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis
    Date: 10/2002
    This document is from a presentation on population movement in rural areas and health policy issues.
  • Health Services at Risk in "Vulnerable" Rural Places
    RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis
    Date: 10/2002
    This brief discusses implications of a method to identify places in rural America at risk of being without healthcare services because they may lack a sufficient number of people to support a practice/provider, they are able to pay the full cost of care, or the population size/composition doesn't warrant the level of services currently available.