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Employee Retention – Everything You Need to Know

Celayix

If you find that your retention rates are below average, you have some work to do. By 2030, it is forecast that low employee retention will, on average, cost the US $430billion annually. It also helps to promote internally rather than hiring externally for leadership roles. On average, an employee will stay with a company for 4.2

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Nursing Trends in 2023 and Beyond

Diversity Nursing

The World Health Organization has estimated that nearly 6 million more healthcare jobs must be filled by 2030 to meet the growing healthcare needs. To help combat the growing Nursing shortage, many Nursing programs offer rolling admissions and flexible online Nursing programs to help accommodate as many potential Nurses as possible.

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A call for healthy role models

American Nurse

Takeaways: Nurse leaders must advocate for clinical nurses’ self-health and develop and support programs to ensure a healthy work-life balance for today’s workforce. Although nurses have knowledge of health promotion activities and should act as role models, studies show that this doesn’t always translate into self-care.

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The role of hospital-based nurse scientists

American Nurse

Executive leadership support contributes to the success of initiatives that promote personal and professional development of frontline clinicians through formal mentorship. Promoting cardiovascular nursing practice and research: A model for a university joint appointment. After reviewing current U.S. Nurs Outlook. 2023;71(6):102083.

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Extended Nurse Work Hours and Patient Safety: Effects and Solutions

Relias

According to research, nurses working longer shifts are more likely to experience burnout and job dissatisfaction , leading to high turnover rates. With a projected shortfall of over 200,000 nurses by 2030 , hospitals can’t afford to lose staff members.