State of nursing shortage in critical care
Case Management Weekly, July 11, 2007
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Experts say the serious shortage of nurses is one of the biggest threats to the
NBC's special segment on healthcare aired last week featuring Bernadette Melnyk, dean of nursing at
Other experts interviewed on the program say several factors contribute to the shortage of nurses, including:
- A lack of qualified teachers at nursing schools
- A growing population
- High turnover due to job stress
- Higher salaries for nurses who work as executives instead of care providers
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