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Staffing relates to the professionals working within a given organization. Staffing configuration and supply are always important considerations. In the health workforce, staffing is used to effectively meet demands of patients and provide quality health care.
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Topics: Education and Training, Nursing, Staffing
This discussion is about the barriers and challenges to clinical placement of nursing students and help to identify potential solutions to these problems.
This webinar explores how organizational-, professional-, and societal-level factors intersect to shape wellbeing and job satisfaction, based on an 8-month ethnography at an urban pediatrics clinic.
Topics: Community Health Centers, Emerging Models and Innovations, Staffing
This article examines differences in staffing between adult day health centers (ADHCs) that offer Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) services versus those that do not, and whether staffing levels are associated with the percentage of ADHC participants with ADRD and their outcomes.
