Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Doctor Shortage
The concept is too broad for an article since a doctor shortage somewhere (or in some field) in the United States, for instance, doesn't seem to have anything to do with a doctor shortage in, say, Cameroon. This may well be, technically,  because I doubt there's a source saying that there is any overarching cause or connection between doctor shortages all over the world, which this article hints at. "Doctor shortages in poor countries", just possibly "Doctor shortages in the European Union" and, best of all, a bunch of "Doctor shortages in Foo" would really work better and make for actual articles that cohere. Nevertheless, the quickest way toward actual articles would seem to be to keep this page in place so that someone might salvage the sources out of it and create the real thing. I moved the page to "Doctor shortage" with a lowercase "s", per some WP:MOS guideline. Actually, it probably ought to be plural, another indication that something is very wrong with the concept of this page
— User:Noroton, 14:00, 17 August 2009 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:OR (Wikipedia:No original research)