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Betty Jo Rocchio1, Jill D Seys, Denise L Williams
1System Nursing, Mercy, Chesterfield, Missouri (Drs Rocchio and Seys and Ms Williams); Mercy Hospital South, St Louis, Missouri (Dr Vancil); and College of Nursing, Ohio State University, Columbus (Dr McNett).
Abstract:
Inequities between nursing workforce supply and demand continue to challenge nurse executives in creating the vision for a postpandemic nursing workforce. Health system's workforce redesign strategies must prioritize the changing needs of the multigenerational workforce to maximize the available supply of nurses willing to remain in the workforce. A test of a newly designed flexible workforce framework, aimed to meet the needs of the multigenerational workforce, resulted in increased fill rates and decreased costs of labor.
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