Hospital staff cuts may be slowing.
It hardly seems possible, but the era of wholesale shedding of hospital labor could be drawing to a close, or at least a hiatus, according to a Deloitte & Touche/Modern Healthcare survey. But the good word seems to elude hospital employees, whose morale is still curving downward to record lows.
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