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April 17, 2013New England Journal of Medicine77 citations

The Nursing Workforce in an Era of Health Care Reform

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DADavid I. AuerbachDSDouglas O. StaigerUMUlrike Muench

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The importance of registered nurses is expected to increase under health care reform. Thanks to a surge in RN graduates, predicted workforce shortages have not materialized. But some uncertainties still threaten the sufficiency of the workforce in the future.

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