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Kentucky’s nursing shortage not about supply but retention in tough working conditions.
View OpEd: https://www.kentucky.com/opinion/op-ed/article256656052.html
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Caregivers get little support in protecting patients. Lexington Herald
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http://www.healthwatchusa.org/HWUSA-Publications/Op-Eds-Herald-Leader/20070416-Kentucky.com%20_Nursing.pdf
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