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Resources Needed to Support Nursing Education
Rep. Lois Capps, a member of the House Nursing Caucus, offers a passionate statement on the urgent nursing shortage. Her statement elicited comments from President Obama.
Has the Recession Solved the Nursing Shortage? Experts Say No
The recession may have given some hospitals a temporary reprieve from chronic shortages, but it isn’t curing the longer-term problem—and it might be making it worse.