TABLE 1.

Child Psychiatrists in the United States (2007 vs 2016)

State	2007			2016			Percent Change
	Child Population	Child Psychiatrists		Child Population	Child Psychiatrists		Child Population	Child Psychiatrists
		Total	Rate		Total	Rate		Total	Rate
Alabama	1 251 776	69	5.5	1 223 109	81	6.6	−2.3	17.4	20.1
Alaska	197 703	10	5.1	201 614	20	9.9	2.0	100.0	96.1a
Arizona	1 833 847	99	5.4	1 819 004	115	6.3	−0.8	16.2	17.1
Arkansas	777 002	36	4.6	783 451	57	7.3	0.8	58.3	57.0a
California	10 487 746	809	7.7	10 129 459	1002	9.9	−3.4	23.9	28.2
Colorado	1 314 762	136	10.3	1 404 877	164	11.7	6.9	20.6	12.9
Connecticut	919 657	158	17.2	857 498	217	25.3	−6.8	37.3	47.3
Delaware	231 302	17	7.3	229 392	21	9.2	−0.8	23.5	24.6
Florida	4 489 589	267	5.9	4 612 753	359	7.8	2.7	34.5	30.9
Georgia	2 788 367	129	4.6	2 791 134	163	5.8	0.1	26.4	26.2
Hawaii	317 588	55	17.3	339 037	63	18.6	6.8	14.5	7.3
Idaho	450 317	15	3.3	481 885	16	3.3	7.0	6.7	−0.3b
Illinois	3 574 275	223	6.2	3 256 545	272	8.4	−8.9	22.0	33.9
Indiana	1 762 882	87	4.9	1 757 412	70	4.0	−0.3	−19.5	−19.3b
Iowa	800 818	40	5.0	822 142	43	5.2	2.7	7.5	4.7
Kansas	777 148	56	7.2	795 569	57	7.2	2.4	1.8	−0.6b
Kentucky	1 110 344	79	7.1	1 124 893	89	7.9	1.3	12.7	11.2
Louisiana	1 211 660	59	4.9	1 229 535	74	6.0	1.5	25.4	23.6
Maine	313 521	46	14.7	287 787	47	16.3	−8.2	2.2	11.3
Maryland	1 520 036	246	16.2	1 503 031	283	18.8	−1.1	15.0	16.3
Massachusetts	1 621 137	333	20.5	1 584 016	420	26.5	−2.3	26.1	29.1
Michigan	2 734 750	177	6.5	2 459 552	194	7.9	−10.1	9.6	21.9
Minnesota	1 406 836	93	6.6	1 428 901	114	8.0	1.6	22.6	20.7
Mississippi	856 700	28	3.3	804 073	36	4.5	−6.1	28.6	37.0
Missouri	1 583 410	101	6.4	1 543 666	123	8.0	−2.5	21.8	24.9
Montana	245 161	13	5.3	253 503	18	7.1	3.4	38.5	33.9
Nebraska	498 642	33	6.6	526 284	42	8.0	5.5	27.3	20.6
Nevada	715 156	25	3.5	741 723	39	5.3	3.7	56.0	50.4a
New Hampshire	334 516	32	9.6	297 413	49	16.5	−11.1	53.1	72.2a
New Jersey	2 288 504	222	9.7	2 201 976	276	12.5	−3.8	24.3	29.2
New Mexico	558 558	45	8.1	545 258	55	10.1	−2.4	22.2	25.2
New York	4 994 163	834	16.7	4 693 711	941	20.0	−6.0	12.8	20.1
North Carolina	2 462 736	194	7.9	2 568 891	250	9.7	4.3	28.9	23.5
North Dakota	165 743	17	10.3	198 855	16	8.0	20.0	−5.9	−21.6b
Ohio	3 064 656	217	7.1	2 916 458	245	8.4	−4.8	12.9	18.6
Oklahoma	998 488	31	3.1	1 065 347	51	4.8	6.7	64.5	54.2a
Oregon	956 460	80	8.4	966 539	110	11.4	1.1	37.5	36.1
Pennsylvania	3 155 295	324	10.3	3 020 981	368	12.2	−4.3	13.6	18.6
Rhode Island	269 314	40	14.9	243 505	64	26.3	−9.6	60.0	77.0a
South Carolina	1 188 713	112	9.4	1 228 625	114	9.3	3.4	1.8	−1.5b
South Dakota	219 891	17	7.7	236 526	18	7.6	7.6	5.9	−1.6b
Tennessee	1 627 003	82	5.0	1 664 765	94	5.6	2.3	14.6	12.0
Texas	7 300 611	410	5.6	8 057 140	564	7.0	10.4	37.6	24.6
Utah	901 353	41	4.5	1 012 075	51	5.0	12.3	24.4	10.8
Vermont	150 407	25	16.6	139 166	30	21.6	−7.5	20.0	29.7
Virginia	2 041 450	178	8.7	2 092 529	204	9.7	2.5	14.6	11.8
Washington	1 701 487	109	6.4	1 802 456	137	7.6	5.9	25.7	18.6
West Virginia	434 287	22	5.1	419 018	28	6.7	−3.5	27.3	31.9
Wisconsin	1 478 223	124	8.4	1 442 699	134	9.3	−2.4	8.1	10.7
Wyoming	139 909	6	4.3	153 726	7	4.6	9.9	16.7	6.2

^aIncrease >50%.

^bDeclining rate.