Pieces of the shortage puzzle: aging and shift work.
Addressing issues important to the aging nurse and night-shift worker is imperative for retention success. It is important for nurse leaders to create an environment that will keep older nurses and night-shift workers working. The good news is that health care leaders are talking. Research is being done and will hopefully continue. Now it is time for health care leaders to welcome nurses, educators, and policymakers into their circle of discussion to preserve quality health care and retain our nurses at the bedside.
Cooper
Elizabeth Ellen
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Cardiovascular Intensive Care, University of California, San Francisco, USA.
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