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Hanging on through Omicron, then what? A pre-exit baseline of the U.S. emergency nursing workforce, 2018 to 2022, with implications for the 2026 NSSRN cycle
BackgroundThe emergency department in the United States of America functions as a residual access point for healthcare and social services for populations including rural communities, the uninsured, mental health and addiction patients, and the unhoused. The workforce variable that determines unit f
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