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Nursing Workforce Studies
Public Health Policy

Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated pre-existing health system challenges, notably chronic nursing shortages.
Past solutions to nursing shortages have been temporary, failing to address underlying issues.
Decades of underinvestment and systemic problems have contributed to the current staffing crisis.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the need for nurse leaders to address the root causes of nursing shortages.
To advocate for sustainable, long-term strategies to mitigate staffing crises.
To present a high-level example of strategic planning for nursing workforce sustainability.

Main Methods:

Qualitative analysis of systemic issues contributing to nursing shortages.
Review of historical crisis-driven solutions and their limitations.
Framework development for strategic planning in nursing enterprises.

Main Results:

Nursing shortages are a long-standing issue, intensified by the pandemic, not solely caused by it.
Reactive, short-term solutions have historically failed to ensure nursing workforce sustainability.
A strategic approach involving vision, planning, and tactics is essential for addressing current and future needs.

Conclusions:

Nurse leaders must implement sustainable solutions that address root causes of nursing shortages.
Strategic planning is crucial for ensuring the long-term viability of the nursing workforce.
Proactive, long-term strategies are necessary to overcome the current and future nursing staffing crisis.