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Study predicts shortage of RNs as nursing workforce ages.

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Data Benchmarks: A new study shows the decline in younger women choosing nursing as a career during the last 20 years has been a major factor in the aging of the RN workforce. The researchers predict a worsening shortage unless the trend is reversed.

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Data Benchmarks: A new study shows the decline in younger women choosing nursing as a career during the last 20 years has been a major factor in the aging of the RN workforce. The researchers predict a worsening shortage unless the trend is reversed.

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Data Benchmarks: A new study shows the decline in younger women choosing nursing as a career during the last 20 years has been a major factor in the aging of the RN workforce. The researchers predict a worsening shortage unless the trend is reversed.

Key concepts: Workforce, Economic shortage, Nursing, Aging in the American workforce, Nursing shortage, Demographic economics, Medicine, Psychology

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