Real men choose nursing. Nursing schools and hospitals target men in their recruitment efforts
Meyers, S.
Trustee the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards 56(5): 18-21; 1
2003
ISSN/ISBN: 0041-3674 PMID: 12774541 Document Number: 559975
In an effort to expand the nursing workforce, nursing organizations, schools and hospital recruiters are targeting men, who now comprise only 5.4 percent of the current workforce.
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