Nursing shortages ‘created’ by hospital practices

by Ruth Leubecker

Complicated by COVID and a nationally spiraling need, hospital nurses have become an attractive commodity, often rewarded handsomely to rethink where they work.

Registered nurses make up the largest segment of the healthcare workforce, with more than three million nationally on the job. However, burnout and multiple back-to-back shifts are exacting their toll, and millions are retiring at the average age of 51.

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