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Recession reversed nursing shortage; higher-level nurses still needed (access required)

by Anne Wallace Allen
Published: February 15,2011
Time posted: 12:23 pm
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The employment balance between available nurses and nursing jobs has swung in favor of employers. A statewide shortage of registered nurses has eased a year longer than expected by the Idaho Department of Labor. But while hospitals have a ready supply of registered nurses, they still need more nurses with advanced degrees and licenses than they ...
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