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doi: 10.1067/mno.2000.108852.
Retirement, the nursing workforce, and the year 2005
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Retirement, the nursing workforce, and the year 2005
Nurs Outlook.
2000 Sep-Oct.
Abstract
This analysis of workforce projections confirms that early employment withdrawal by registered nurse baby boomers could have a profound effect on US health care. The available policy mechanisms to encourage or discourage any early withdrawal require several years to implement, which makes timely decisions imperative.
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