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How academia can help to grow-and sustain-a robust nursing workforce
Marilyn Margolis1, Carolyn Clancy2, Rose Hayes3
1Emory John's Creek Hospital, Johns Creek, GA; Emory School of Nursing, Atlanta, GA.
Nursing Outlook
|July 24, 2023
Summary
This paper addresses the nursing shortage by exploring strategies for nursing workforce growth. Key recommendations include academic curriculum reform, financial support for nursing students, and regulatory changes to bolster the nursing profession.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Nursing Education
- Health Policy
Background:
- The nursing workforce faces a critical shortage, impacting healthcare delivery.
- The 2022 Emory Business Case for Nursing Summit convened leaders to address this crisis.
- This paper is part of a special edition focusing on nursing workforce solutions.
Purpose of the Study:
- To identify actionable strategies for academic institutions to foster nursing workforce growth.
- To explore how educational reforms and financial support can alleviate nursing shortages.
- To examine the role of regulatory changes in expanding the nursing workforce.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of discussions and recommendations from the 2022 Emory Business Case for Nursing Summit.
- Focus on the findings and proposals of the panel addressing nursing workforce growth.
- Synthesis of expert insights on academic, financial, and regulatory solutions.
Main Results:
- Identified priority areas for academia to enhance nursing workforce size.
- Highlighted the need for curriculum and programming adjustments in nursing education.
- Emphasized the importance of addressing financial needs, including student loans, and implementing regulatory reforms.
Conclusions:
- Academic institutions play a crucial role in mitigating nursing shortages through strategic initiatives.
- Financial aid and updated curricula are essential for attracting and retaining nurses.
- Regulatory reform is a necessary component of sustainable nursing workforce expansion.
Keywords:
Nursing curriculumNursing faculty retirementsNursing faculty shortageNursing scope of practiceNursing shortageNursing student loansMore Related Videos
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