Page 7 - விஸ்கான்சின் மருத்துவமனைகள் சங்கம் News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

4 min to read According to Administrators of Nursing Education in Wisconsin, “In 2018, Wisconsin nursing schools turned away over 1,000 students who wanted to enter the nursing profession or advance their education and improve their clinical skills.” Those rejections exacerbate the problem of how the Department of Workforce Development predicts that in 2025 Wisconsin will have a shortage of between 2,300 and 6,300 nurses. Fixing that “bottleneck” of too few educators is then critical to addressing the Silver Tsunami, ANEW argues. Beyond that, educators say that Wisconsin needs to train the next generation of medical professionals to better serve the needs of the future than to continue with the status quo — that is, to train young nurses and doctors to work outside of hospital settings than in them.

United statesGateway technical collegeGreg lebrickBeverly bokovitzBerenice lorenzoWisconsin hospitals associationAmerican association of nurse practitionersDepartment of workforce developmentGateway technical college kenosha campus inspire centerGateway school of health dean victoria hulbackAmerican association of colleges nursingUc healthGateway promiseGateway technical college kenosha campus inspireSilver tsunamiNursing education