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Colleen A Hirschkorn1, Terry B West, Karen S Hill
1The Lewin Group, Falls Church, Virginia, USA. colleen.a.hirschkorn@ingenixconsulting.com
Abstract:
Pursuit of high-quality care depends, in part, on hospital leaders' ability to retain an experienced RN workforce. Yet, 55% of nurses plan to retire between 2011 and 2020, heightening the need to identify proven retention strategies. Findings from 7 case studies conducted at hospitals and nonhealthcare organizations publicly recognized for success retaining experienced employees are summarized. The authors conclude that although the mix of retention strategies varies, all top-performing organizations share common success factors.
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