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O’Malley and hospital officials unite to fight nursing shortage
- The numbers are staggering — 13 percent of registered-nurse positions in Maryland hospitals are empty and the number is expected to grow to 27 percent by 2015 if changes are not made.
- The numbers are staggering — 13 percent of registered-nurse positions in Maryland hospitals are empty and the number is expected to grow to 27 percent by 2015 if changes are not made.
Hospitals, nursing schools disappointed with funds budgeted for health education
- Gov. Martin O’Malley included $8.8 million in his budget for an ongoing program to expand the number of nursing graduates in Maryland.
- Gov. Martin O’Malley included $8.8 million in his budget for an ongoing program to expand the number of nursing graduates in Maryland.
Nurses lead charge on clean, healthy workplaces
- Hospitals can make nurses sick.
- Hospitals can make nurses sick.
Region to ramp up nursing education to fight shortage
- Each year, the Baltimore region’s 14 schools and colleges offering nursing courses turn away thousands of applicants — and not because they are unqualified.