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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Workforce shortages."”.
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A Conceptual Model to Enhance Employer Readiness: An Adaptive Leadership Approach to the Integration of Internationally Educated Nurses
… system is navigating a significant nursing workforce crisis. In response, Alberta Health Services, the largest healthcare authority in the province of Alberta, launched the Recruitment, Transition, and Integration of Internationally Educated Nurses (RTIEN) initiative to recruit 1,000 IENs. …
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Evaluating Strategies for Wide Scale Replacement of Human Inspection with Machine Vision
A stable and cost-effective workforce is key to manufacturing life-saving medical devices. However, an ongoing global labor shortage is causing national economic challenges and causing companies to have significant workforce shortages, delaying operations and production activities. Additionally, …
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Changing The Paradigm For Newly Graduated Nurses’ Intent To Leave Through An Emeritus Rn Virtual Mentoring Program In An Acute Care Hospital Setting
… addressing clinical and economic consequences workforce shortages. This DNP Project developed and implemented an Emeritus RN Virtual Mentoring Program utilizing experienced emeritus nurses to mentor nurses with less than one year of experience. The program was evaluated utilizing descriptive …
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A Grounded Theory of Pathologists’ Assistants Professional Identity Formation
… important in this high-demand field amid workforce shortages. Purpose: This study explores how PathAs form their professional identity by examining tensions between their self-perception and external recognition. These dynamics may be shared by other allied health or emerging professions. …
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A Model for International Clinical/Biomedical Science Programs
… confronting the laboratory profession, such as workforce shortages, mobility issues, and the limited number of international study opportunities for clinical/biomedical science students, through an international survey of laboratory program directors. This lead to the development of a …
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Senior leaders’ perceptions of an employee engagement program in a medical school department : a single case study.
… constant changes in the industry, and workforce shortages. There is also an increased need for skilled employees as the need for health care expansion increases. These challenges have led to burnout, job dissatisfaction, and limited career advancement opportunities The resulting …
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The hidden toll : a qualitative single case study exploring burnout among mental health therapists in the Texas Panhandle.
… for fostering a more resilient mental health workforce. This qualitative single case study explored mental health therapists' perceptions of the job conditions, demands, and resources related to their work at an inpatient mental health treatment facility. The research was conducted at an …
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Scheduling Strategies for Bus Operator Retention: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of Bus Operator Preferences and 4-Day Workweek Feasibility
… significant and growing challenges related to workforce shortages, absenteeism, and employee retention, which threaten service reliability. Reports found that 90% of U.S. transit agencies are experiencing a workforce shortage, with 84% claiming that the shortage affects their ability to provide …
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Factors that influence nurses’ intention to leave adult critical care areas: A mixed-method sequential explanatory study
… retention in critical care areas impacts nursing shortages, staff morale, productivity, patient safety, and quality patient outcomes. The issue of nurse retention in critical care areas is evident; however, research into the factors that influence nurses’ intention to leave adult critical care …
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<b>Unpacking Sustainability: An Examination of Factors Influencing Integrated Behavioral Health in Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs)</b>
… programs face sustainability challenges due to workforce shortages, inconsistent funding, and regulatory constraints. This study investigates the internal and external factors that influence IBH sustainability within FQHCs and explores similarities and differences across diverse settings. </p><p …
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Intersecting identities in healthcare education: Exploring the influence of gendered environments on healthcare students’ workplace learning, retention and success
… understand and support a diversifying healthcare workforce and shed light on potential issues around healthcare workforce shortages, which can be addressed through enhancing health professions’ educational policies and practice.</p>
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Organizational Design of Secondary Aviation/Aerospace/Engineering Career Education Programs
… preparation in these areas and increase the workforce pipeline for the industry. The goal of this study was to identify and evaluate the underlying organizational factors of successful secondary aviation / aerospace / engineering career education programs, through application of measures …
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The Promise of Student Pathway Programs in Diversifying and Replenishing the Public Health Workforce: The Connecticut Public Health Fellowship Program
… The ongoing public health workforce shortage poses a significant threat to the United States population. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted this crisis, drawing attention to the lack of critical diversity within the public health workforce, which is necessary to address …
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The early workforce experiences of midwives who graduated from two different education courses in Australia
[Background] There are workforce shortages in the nursing and midwifery professions in Australia. Many factors have been associated with these shortages such as high workloads, an inadequate skill mix, low nurse/midwife-to-patient/woman ratios, and heightened acuity, all of which can lead to …
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Exploring the potential impact of integrating pharmacists into general practice in Ireland
… of older frail adults in nursing homes, and workforce shortages. In response to growing pressures, pharmacists have been integrated into general practices and affiliated settings in several jurisdictions, most notably in the United Kingdom (UK). Despite evidence showing that pharmacists in …