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Area of Science:

  • Nursing Workforce Dynamics
  • Healthcare Staffing Models

Background:

  • The abstract reflects on the historical roles and collaboration of different nursing cadres, specifically Enrolled Nurses (ENs) and State Registered Nurses (SRNs).
  • It raises concerns about the perceived disadvantages of an all-graduate nursing workforce from the perspective of experienced nurses.
  • The value of a diverse nursing skill mix at the bedside is emphasized.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the perceived benefits of a multi-tiered nursing workforce.
  • To contrast historical nursing team structures with contemporary proposals for an all-graduate workforce.
  • To advocate for the retention of various nursing levels for comprehensive patient care.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative reflection based on personal experience as a former Enrolled Nurse (EN).
  • Historical comparison of nursing roles and responsibilities.
  • Analysis of team collaboration dynamics between different nursing levels (ENs, SRNs, auxiliaries).

Main Results:

  • The historical model demonstrates effective patient care through collaboration between ENs, SRNs, and auxiliaries.
  • Enrolled Nurses (ENs) provided versatile support, stepping in during the absence of State Registered Nurses (SRNs).
  • Different nursing levels complemented each other's skills, particularly in medication administration and direct patient care.

Conclusions:

  • A multi-level nursing workforce offers significant advantages in terms of skill distribution and adaptability.
  • The inclusion of Enrolled Nurses (ENs) and auxiliaries alongside graduate nurses enhances bedside care capabilities.
  • The abstract suggests that an all-graduate nursing workforce may overlook valuable contributions from experienced, non-graduate nurses.