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Bookmark or Share- The Staffing Shortage Pandemic - PMC - National Center for ...The US hospitals are experiencing critical staffing shortages that are among the tri-state areas, with New York at 1.49%, Connecticut at 2.63%, and New Jersey at 9.57%. Worse areas are Vermont at 64.71%, South Carolina at 25.29%, Wisconsin at 23.65%, and Washington at 11.65%.
- Data Brief: Workforce Issues Remain at the Forefront of Pandemic ... - AHAWith COVID-19 hospitalizations reaching record highs, the staffing crisis currently plaguing our nation’s hospitals is only expected to worsen. In fact, according to BLS data for nurses alone, it is anticipated that 500,000 nurses will leave the workforce in 2022, bringing the overall shortage to 1.1 million nurses.
- Staff Shortages Choking U.S. Health Care SystemBy 2025, the U.S. is estimated to have a shortage of approximately 446,000 home health aides, 95,000 nursing assistants, 98,700 medical and lab technologists and technicians, and more than 29,000 ...
- ‘Nursing Is in Crisis’: Staff Shortages Put Patients at RiskThe United States is producing about 170,000 nurses a year, but 80,000 qualified applicants were rejected in 2019 because of a lack of teaching staff, according to the American Association of ...
- Data Brief: Health Care Workforce Challenges Threaten Hospitals ...An analysis of workforce data found that staffing shortages have cost hospitals $24 billion over the course of the pandemic, with an additional $3 billion in acquiring personal protective equipment (PPE) for staff.
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