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  #1 Paaske Zimmerman on 17 Nov 13

   

  America is facing a nursing shortage that is threatening the quality of healthcare for people. If people need to be taught more about become a grief counselor, there are many on-line databases you should investigate. An important factor in the problem is a national shortage of faculty in nursing school programs.
  
  The majority are being turned away, even though the number of students signing up to undergraduate nursing programs is growing. With insufficient faculty, the price of the certified individuals being denied access into medical programs is almost twice as high as those being accepted.
  
  The nursing faculty shortage limits student ability at the same time when the healthcare system needs more. In accordance with a Vanderbilt School of Nursing review, the nursing shortage is expected to approach over 800,000 positions by 2020.
  
  Knowing the nursing shortage crisis and the need for more nurse educators, hospitals and schools are depending on aid from unusual sources including companies like Johnson & Johnson, which launched a campaign to enhance the nursing work force by improving the image of the profession, recruiting new nurses and university, and retaining nurses currently in the profession.
  
  'Too many certified nursing school applicants are being turned away as a result of lack of faculty,' said Andrea Higham, director of The Johnson & Johnson Campaign for Nursing's Future. 'The figures are staggering. The nursing profession needs help in recruiting educators, who'll train and make new nurses, all hoping of beginning to handle the nursing shortage crisis.'
  
  The campaign sponsors Promise of Nursing galas, which have raised significantly more than $7 million, to help raise funds for medical school awards, scholarships and faculty fellowships. By supporting graduate nursing programs, the Campaign is helping supply teachers and teachers to prepare the next-generation of nurses.
  
  The future and health well-being of the nation is determined by nurses, therefore the faculty shortage should be a priority for health care officials, federal and state government, and individuals, Higham said. - NU.The American Institute of Health Care Professionals, Inc.
  2400 Niles-Cortland Rd SE Suite # 4
  Warren Ohio 44484
  Phone: 330-652-7776
  Email: info@aihcp.org
  Site: www.aihcp.org

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">America is facing a nursing shortage that is threatening the quality of healthcare for people. If people need to be taught more about <a href="https://twitter.com/AcademyofGrief" rel="nofollow">become a grief counselor</a>, there are many on-line databases you should investigate. An important factor in the problem is a national shortage of faculty in nursing school programs. <br /> <br /> The majority are being turned away, even though the number of students signing up to undergraduate nursing programs is growing. With insufficient faculty, the price of the certified individuals being denied access into medical programs is almost twice as high as those being accepted. <br /> <br /> The nursing faculty shortage limits student ability at the same time when the healthcare system needs more. In accordance with a Vanderbilt School of Nursing review, the nursing shortage is expected to approach over 800,000 positions by 2020. <br /> <br /> Knowing the nursing shortage crisis and the need for more nurse educators, hospitals and schools are depending on aid from unusual sources including companies like Johnson & Johnson, which launched a campaign to enhance the nursing work force by improving the image of the profession, recruiting new nurses and university, and retaining nurses currently in the profession. <br /> <br /> 'Too many certified nursing school applicants are being turned away as a result of lack of faculty,' said Andrea Higham, director of The Johnson & Johnson Campaign for Nursing's Future. 'The figures are staggering. The nursing profession needs help in recruiting educators, who'll train and make new nurses, all hoping of beginning to handle the nursing shortage crisis.' <br /> <br /> The campaign sponsors Promise of Nursing galas, which have raised significantly more than $7 million, to help raise funds for medical school awards, scholarships and faculty fellowships. By supporting graduate nursing programs, the Campaign is helping supply teachers and teachers to prepare the next-generation of nurses. <br /> <br /> The future and health well-being of the nation is determined by nurses, therefore the faculty shortage should be a priority for health care officials, federal and state government, and individuals, Higham said. - NU.The American Institute of Health Care Professionals, Inc. <br /> 2400 Niles-Cortland Rd SE Suite # 4 <br /> Warren Ohio 44484 <br /> Phone: 330-652-7776 <br /> Email: info@aihcp.org <br /> Site: <a href="http://www.aihcp.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.aihcp.org</a></div>

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