Kansas Nursing Workforce Center Will Team Up With Stakeholders to Tackle the State's Nurse Shortage
Health Leaders | Nursing
SEPTEMBER 15, 2023
"The Kansas Department of Labor’s 2022 Occupational Outlook report shows that by 2026, we will need more than 28,000 nursing assistants, 18,000 registered nurses, and 6,000 home health aides. Rural Kansas hospitals are facing nursing shortages that could mean hospital closures." "As
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