Today’s Nursing Shortage: Workforce Considerations
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The 7 new articles in the new OJIN topic, Today’s Nursing Shortage: Workforce Considerations, present contemporary aspects of the nursing shortage and actual and potential factors of concern.
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The Contingent Nursing Workforce during COVID-19: Implications for Policy and Administration
Addressing the Shortage of Academic Nurse Educators: Enlisting Public and Business Sectors as Advoca
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