Nurses General Nursing
Published May 30, 2002
Nursing is an embattled profession. Many nurses who work in hospitals feel that they are overworked and often unable to provide good patient care. The young people who traditionally have embarked on careers in nursing are increasingly choosing other fields, such as medicine or business, in which the pay and working conditions are better. Nurses who begin their careers in hospitals frequently leave for other positions. As the population ages, the demand for nurses is expected to grow rapidly. But because relatively few young people are entering nursing, severe shortages are anticipated by the end of the decade-unless this trend is reversed.
for the rest of the story: http://content.nejm.org/cgi/content/short/346/22/1757
bob
nursemicke
81 Posts
Bob,
I tried the website. You have to be a journal subscriber to read the article. It asks for a password.
2ndCareerRN
583 Posts
Sorry, I had posted this from work, I was able to access there, but not at home. Next time I go to work, I will try to post the article here.
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