Health care shortages make it very difficult for health care
administrators to meet and implement federal rulings because there
is not enough people for the amount of work. The shortage affects
the quality of care that patients receive from health care
professionals as well as the maintenance of their records. This
shortage can also increase mortality rates, especially amongst the
underserved communities. " According to a 2014 article in the New
York Times
, administrators generally make more than doctors at
most facilities. Both professions benefit from salary boosts stemming
from two factors in the modern healthcare environment: increasing
