A Snapshot of the 2015 National Nursing Workforce

Halpern, Lucy Wang

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“…A total of 46,476 registered nurses (RNs) participated in this self‐reported survey via mail or online and reported their demographic and nursing workforce characteristics (Budden, Moulton, Harper, Brunell, & Smiley, 2016). The response rate of this survey was 34.3% (Halpern, 2016).…”

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Public health nurses’ workforce factors and population health outcomes in the United States

Gwon

Cho

Paek

et al. 2020

Public Health Nursing

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Approximately, 41,000 public health nurses (PHNs), 18% of the entire public health workforce, are working in various public health settings across the United States (Beck, Boulton, & Coronado, 2014). PHNs play a unique role in implementing health interventions for at-risk individuals, families, and populations, and they perform system-level changes through the development, implementation, and evaluation of health policies to achieve better health outcomes for these individuals (University of Michigan Center of Excellence in Public Health Workforce, 2013). The public health and public health nursing fields have faced a number of urgent issues, including financial strain stemming from budget cuts; workforce challenges, such as the shrinking size of the workforce, aging, and a retirement cri

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“…We conducted secondary analyses using 2015 National Nursing (Budden, Moulton, Harper, Brunell, & Smiley, 2016). The response rate of this survey was 34.3% (Halpern, 2016).…”

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Public health nurses’ workforce factors and population health outcomes in the United States

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Cho

Paek

et al. 2020

Public Health Nursing

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Nursing quality indicator outcomes in hospitals with a Clinical Nurse Leader: a scoping review protocol

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Harris

2018

JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports

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What nursing quality indicator outcomes related to nosocomial infections have been identified in studies reporting upon care of patients by Clinical Nurse Leaders?The objective of this scoping review is to explore existing literature related to nursing quality indicator outcomes specific to nosocomial infections in studies reporting upon care of patients by Clinical Nurse Leaders, examine and conceptually map the evidence, and identify any gaps.

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A Snapshot of the 2015 National Nursing Workforce

Abstract: RNs today are younger, more diverse, and more highly educated than before.

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Public health nurses’ workforce factors and population health outcomes in the United States

Public health nurses’ workforce factors and population health outcomes in the United States

Nursing quality indicator outcomes in hospitals with a Clinical Nurse Leader: a scoping review protocol

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