Propose a solution that you feel would reduce or eliminate the nursing shortage in the United States.
Propose a solution that you feel would reduce or eliminate the nursing shortage in the United States.
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According to the article “Fact Sheet: Nursing Shortage”:
What is the problem?
What are the causes of the problem?
What are the effects of the problem?
Based on your own examination of the problem, propose a solution (from the past, from a current effort, or from your own experience) that you feel would reduce or eliminate the nursing shortage in the United States. Explain what the solution is and why you feel that it would be successful. Use “ Planning a Problem-Solution Essay ,” which is based on the Dewey Sequence method for problem solving, as a guide for examining the problem and identifying a solution.
In your responses , identify where you have common ground (agreement) with your group members and where your opinions differ. Further the discussion by asking questions and applying proposed solutions to real-life scenarios, such as a staffing shortage at your work.
Note: This article, \”Fact Sheet: Nursing Shortage,\” does not use APA Style references. However, consistently using APA Style when writing about or referring to sources is best practice. Use of APA Style is required for this assignment and in the course.
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