Contract labor costs may be in decline, but are system leaders doing enough to retain nurses?
Health systems are seeing contract labor costs decline significantly due to COVID-19, but are struggling to retain their nursing staff.
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Health systems are seeing contract labor costs decline significantly due to COVID-19, but are struggling to retain their nursing staff.
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Brigham And Women's Hospital Podcast Focuses On Nurses' Mental Health Nurse Danielle Zamerelli checks patient in the intensive care unit at Emory University Hospital on Oct. 30, 2013, in Atlanta. John Bazemore / AP Share In It Together | March 31, 2021 Throughout this pandemic, nurses, doctors and staff across hospitals and community health centers have been on the front lines caring for patients and their families. It's been an emotional and physically challenging time for many of them. To help those struggling in this field, Brigham and Women's hospital has launched a podcast called Resili...