Nurse shortage widens nationwide says American Hospital Association
The American Hospital Association reports vacancies for nurses more than doubled in the past year across regions and all nurse types. Factors include declining nursing enrollments and media images. Curran calls for federal funding, school partnerships, better pay, and public recognition of nurses. Peggy adds that greater acknowledgment is desired.
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Puerto Rican mothers healthier on island than in New York
CDC findings from 1978 to 1982 show Puerto Rican mothers in New York City faced less prenatal care, higher out-of-wedlock births, and lower education than counterparts on Puerto Rico. New York born Puerto Rican mothers also faced higher unwed birth rates and later prenatal care, reflecting broader economic disparities between the two populations.
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