Nurses Say They Might Return to Hospitals If Employers Made These Changes

(MedPage Today) — Adequate staffing, flexible scheduling, and better wages and benefits might entice registered nurses (RN) who recently left hospital employment to return to practice, a cross-sectional study suggested.
Among roughly 1,700 RNs…

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Publish date : 2026-02-09 20:59:00

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