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Global Nurse Shortage Facts

H.R. 5924, The Emergency Nursing Supply Relief Act, is one of our often-visited and much-commented-upon bills. Its intent is to “provide relief for the shortage of nurses in the United States.” It would take various steps toward that end, including providing more visas to nurses seeking to enter the United States from abroad and creating a grant program for schools of nursing.

A commenter on the bill points to a slide presentation by one Amanda Nickerson, MPH, MSN, RN. (Those are a lot of qualifications, and I know what most of them mean . . .) She provides a good deal of interesting facts and figures about the global nursing supply. Worth checking out – even if global nursing supply was something you never thought about before.

Here’s the current vote on H.R. 5924, the Emergency Nursing Supply Relief Act. Click to vote, comment, learn more, and edit the wiki article about the bill:

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jimmy

please pass the bill

jimmy

pass the bill because it worth a lot for all

Amanda

For a direct link to the presentation mentioned above, click on: http://alnconsulting.org/global_nurse_shortage.aspx

meenajosy

many people are looking forward to see what will happen in september.Do not put all of us in to depression. Kindly pass this bill in september itself

meenajosy

KINDLY PASS THE BILL

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There are better ways that markets handle according to the articles and studies, the nursing shortage is not temporary

Kris Allen

Please make it passed this September, the bill will be very helpful not only for us Filipino Nurses but to your country as well…

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