North Carolina's nursing workforce: planning today for a reformed tomorrow
Fraher, E.P.; Jones, C.B.
North Carolina Medical Journal 72(4): 320-323
2011
ISSN/ISBN: 0029-2559 PMID: 22128699 Document Number: 649669
Nurses are the single largest component of North Carolina's health workforce, and nursing jobs are an essential driver of the state's economic recovery. We propose 5 recommendations for creating a nursing workforce system that, if implemented, would position the state to meet the future health care needs of North Carolinians.
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