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Hospital nurse staffing and public health emergency preparedness: implications for policy.
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- Successfully Deploying Your Valuable Resources:: Staffing Implications and Prioritization During Crisis.Nurse leader · 2020Article
- Nurse Participation in Continuing Education in Disaster Nursing in Taiwan.Journal of emergency nursing · 2017Article
- Nursing Skill Mix, Nurse Staffing Level, and Physical Restraint Use in US Hospitals: a Longitudinal Study.Journal of general internal medicine · 2017Article
- Personal and professional challenges confronted by hospital staff following hurricane sandy: a qualitative assessment of management perspectives.BMC emergency medicine · 2016Article
- Non-heat related impacts of climate change on working populations.Global health action · 2010Article
- A Multisite Investigation of Areas for Improvement in COVID-19 Surge Capacity Management.Health securityArticle
- Hospital preparedness and management of pediatric population during COVID-19 outbreak.Annals of thoracic medicineArticle
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Abstract
Hospital restructuring policies and an impending nursing workforce shortage have threatened the nation's emergency preparedness. Current emergency response plans rely on sources of nurses that are limited and overestimated. A national investment in nursing education and workforce infrastructure, as well as incentives for hospitals to efficiently maximize nurse staffing, are needed to ensure emergency preparedness in the United States. This review highlights the challenges of maintaining hospital nursing surge capacity and policy implications of a nursing shortage.
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