The premature loss of large numbers of experienced nurses near the end of their careers was a severe blow to the profession in terms of a knowledge and experience drain.
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Finally … Wage Increases for Nursing
Although there are many registered nurse roles, there is a commonality in the work of nursing in that it is often physically demanding and emotionally draining. Another common complaint is that nurses do not feel adequately reimbursed for their work.
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The Brick and Mortar Issue
An evolution to virtual care and a shift of health care away from a physical location speaks to the brick and mortar issue at the center of Gamble’s article. This transition in care was jump-started during the COVID-19 pandemic and shows no sign of re-trenching.
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It Is Not Just About the Resiliency of Providers
Burnout in the health care workplace was becoming problematic immediately prior to the pandemic but the impact of the COVID crisis acutely exacerbated existing issues.
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New Approaches
The recent health care literature speaks of developing our present workforce and using educational opportunities as a recruitment and retention strategy.
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The Crisis in Rural Health Care & Implications for Perioperative Nurse Staffing
Sarah Falcone, in a recent article, described a spate of recent mergers, partnerships and re-structuring of services at rural health care facilities.
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