ISSUE OF SCARCE RESOURCES-NURSING SHORTAGE

Issue of Scarce Resources-Nursing Shortage

Issue of Scarce Resources-Nursing Shortage

Define the problem

Nursing, in the last decade has increased the number of nurses trained by the United States according to the National Council of State Boards of: 2000 71 475 US-trained nurses, licensed a new place. 2005 99.187 US-trained nurses, the new license.(www.ncsbn.org) Increase in the U.S. each year, although the number of licensed nurses, such as the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2008-2018 growth rate of maintenance specified by the projected demand, is expected to report this 22% or 2.12% per year. Therefore, the annual growth rate for the next ten years, with the assumption of constant growth rates, the current year, a new position by a net 7.7% 9.8% growth rate of the new RN 'exceeds. This shortage of nurses is not necessarily due to lack of supply means the United States-trained nurses. potential factors include: adequate staff ratios in hospitals and other health facilities, storage, and trained by the United States the lack of new training programs for registered nurses.(www.bls.gov/oco/ocos)

The problem of scarce health care resources, lack of

Studies have shown that nursing shortage is no longer a problem in developed countries. (Buerhaus, 2000) Students now need to open a school to be nurses because increased ticket prices. Several studies were made for nurses to understand how I feel about your career. About five years ago, sociologist Bryan Turner, initially arranging the medical profession and the nurses' complaints are more important than hard work has set the terms of the subordination. In addition, derivatives and extreme dissatisfaction with the Australian program changes frequently, shift work, some lack of appreciation by superiors and colleagues, community and child care facilities, lack of a report determined. The report is considered to be a small problem on the basis of identified ...