Becker's Healthcare September 15, 2022
Over the next three years, high turnover and an ill-prepared healthcare industry could widen the nursing gap by 2.1 million workers, new research suggests.
That number comes from the Global Workforce Intelligence Project through an analysis conducted by The Josh Bersin Co., a workforce strategy research and advisory firm, and Eightfold, a talent management software company, according to a Sept. 14 news release from Josh Bersin.
The companies analyzed the American healthcare workforce — more than 20 million workers — in an artificial intelligence-powered database.
Nurses make up the largest group of healthcare professionals at 5.8 million workers, the analysis concluded. However, with hospitals reporting nurse turnover...