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RCTs: not the answer to the nursing shortage
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|May 1, 1989
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An economic analysis was made of the proposal to create registered care technologists (RCTs) as an alternative to nurse market disequilibrium. RCTs may be a short-term solution to some, but more effective options may make use of existing resources.
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