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Recession Trend: Tight on budget? Don’t have kids
Finally, a look at birth rates. For the second year in a row, the US birth rate has continued to drop and this is cited as being related to the recession. As money is tighter, people are not as likely … Continue reading
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Tagged birth rates, childbirth, news, nurse, nursing, recession
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Economic Recession Linked to Decreasing Birth Rates
Have you seen in your hospital or in your community that there’s been a baby bust in the current recession- in the current economic climate? Well there’s an article I picked up out of a California news paper and this … Continue reading
Less Opportunities for Nursing Graduates
Newly graduated nurses may not immediately get a satisfying nursing job. Though the need for nurses is always there, institutions are not hiring right away due to financial constraints. Another factor that may affect the situation is fewer veteran nurses … Continue reading
IV Complications and Episode 81
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Welcome to Episode 81 The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network. Listen to the show! Right Click to download (Macs Option Click) Subscribe with iTunes here (need iTunes — it’s free) RSS Feed to subscribe … Continue reading
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Tagged careers, health care reform, infusion nursing, IV, iv lines, nursing careers, recession
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Nursing Student Applications Strong
According to an article released by Johns Hopkins University schools of nursing and education, they are seeing an upturn in applications. Despite the economic downturn, the nursing, health care, and teaching professions are expected to continue to have increased demand … Continue reading
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Tagged career, college, johns hopkins, nurse, nursing school, recession, rn, rn jobs, student nurses, teachers, university
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