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A high school guidance counselor is working with a student who wants to attend a baccalaureate nursing school. The counselor explains that the main considerations when choosing a nursing program are (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. accessibility.
  b. cost.
  c. location.
  d. program length.
  e. quality.

Question 2

A state nurses association has convinced hospitals in that state to offer very attractive wage and benefits packages to nurses.
 
  To determine whether this strategy is working to provide a long-term solution to the nursing shortage, the association would measure the
  a. comparative RN vacancy rates before and after the change.
  b. hospitals' use of agency personnel to fill nursing positions.
  c. number of students admitted to nursing schools in that state.
  d. percentage of nurses stating on a survey that they work second jobs.



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Answer to Question 1

A, B, E
Accessibility is one of three major considerations when choosing a nursing program.
Cost is one of the three major considerations when choosing a nursing program.
Quality is one of the three major considerations when choosing a nursing program.
Location may be important to students either wishing or not wishing to relocate, but it is not generally one of the major considerations in choosing a program.
Nearly all baccalaureate programs are designed to be 4 years in length, assuming a full-time load.

Answer to Question 2

C
Wage increases can improve the nursing shortage by both short- and long-term methods. In the short term, nurses reenter the job market, work more hours, or add part-time nursing jobs. In the long term, the improved wages influence individuals in deciding to enter nursing school and join the profession.
An improvement of vacancy rates would show that the increased wages and benefits have had a short-term effect on the nursing shortage in that state.
Hospitals often use agency personnel to cope with nursing shortages, but this is a short-term solution.
Working a second nursing job would help alleviate the nursing shortage, but this is considered a short-term mechanism.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 17, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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