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Neonatal Nursing
Healthcare Workforce Analysis
Advanced Practice Nursing

Background:

The neonatal nurse practitioner (NNP) role is crucial for neonatal care.
Understanding current trends in NNP education is vital for workforce stability.
External factors significantly influence the supply and demand of healthcare professionals.

Purpose of the Study:

To present findings from a 2013 survey of NNP program directors.
To explore concerning trends impacting the NNP workforce.
To examine future NNP workforce demands versus educational program capacity.

Main Methods:

Survey of neonatal nurse practitioner program directors in spring 2013.
Analysis of identified trends and external factors.
Examination of NNP workforce demands and educational program availability.

Main Results:

Concerning trends in NNP programs were identified in the 2013 survey.
The study explores implications of these trends on NNP workforce stability.
NNP workforce demands are examined in relation to available educational programs.

Conclusions:

The stability of the national NNP workforce is threatened by identified trends.
Future NNP workforce needs require careful consideration of educational program capacity.
Sustaining the NNP role necessitates addressing political and pragmatic challenges.