RN staffing is inadequate: study
RN staffing is inadequate: study
Investigators from Harvard and Vanderbilt also said that 7 out of every 10 facilities self-reported higher total direct staffing levels than could be verified in the now-standard Payroll-Based Journal.
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McKnights
PUBLISHED
August 1, 2019
SOURCE
Berklan, James. “RN Staffing Is Inadequate: Study.” McKnight’s Long-Term Care News, 1 Aug. 2019, www.mcknights.com/print-news/rn-staffing-is-inadequate-study
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