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The Number of Beds Doesn't Matter if There Are No ...
The Number of Beds Doesn't Matter if There Are No Nurses to Care for Patients
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The speaker discusses the challenges in nursing and healthcare, including a projected shortage of 3 million low-paid wage earners by 2033. They emphasize the need for collective action to address staffing and workplace environment issues. The speaker suggests advocating for clear parameters for nurse staffing and collaborating with healthcare organizations to find solutions. They highlight the importance of retaining experienced nurses and address factors such as salary, staffing, and respect from administration. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of creating a healthy work environment and highlights the relationship between the work environment, staffing, and patient outcomes. The discussion includes the role of advanced practice providers in addressing the staffing crisis and a roadmap with recommendations to address the critical care crisis.
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Administration, Crisis Management, 2023
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Type: one-hour concurrent | Changing Needs of the Critical Care Workforce: Epidemiology of Our Resources and Utilization (SessionID 1118768)
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Content Type
Presentation
Knowledge Area
Administration
Knowledge Area
Crisis Management
Membership Level
Professional
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Nursing
Tag
Resource Allocation
Tag
Emergency Preparedness
Year
2023
Keywords
nursing challenges
staffing crisis
work environment
experienced nurses
healthcare collaboration
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