JONA The Journal of Nursing Administration · 2006 · 57 citations · 5 references
NursingGerontological NursingNursing AdministrationGeriatric NursingGeriatricsHealthcare Workforce RetentionNursing LeadershipStaffing ManagementNurse RetentionNursing RecruitmentNursing Workforce PlanningNursing Workforce RetentionOlder Worker RetentionRegistered NursesRetirementWork Environment Fit
The aging and impending retirement of the nursing work force will worsen the nursing shortage. Because nurses retire for a variety of reasons, retaining older nurses or delaying their retirement requires a multifactorial method. The authors describe one medical center's multifaceted approach and subsequent strategies to create a work environment conducive to retaining the mature, experienced nurse.
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Management Strategies for an Aging Work Force
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