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Growing Momentum for Nurse
Education
School of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences
University of Muhammadiyah Malang
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On the base with a couple of nursing leaders to get their take
on some of the top issues that are in store for the profession,
like :1. Ethic.2. Nurses in the Boardroom.3. Building a !ulture of
"ealth.
#. $rowing %omentum for Nurse Education.&. %ore
'nterdisciplinar( !ollaboration
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The Institute of Medicine's goal of
having at least 80 of the nursing
!or"force hold #achelor's degrees #y
the year $0$0 is not only familiar, it's
%ossi#ly out of reach, unless the
%ercentages start rising more &uic"ly
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(ne !ay to increase
momentum to!ard the
goal of higher education
levels for nurses is to
start #uilding a strong #usiness case for it, and
a study released in(cto#er aimed to do )ust
that
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*esearchers estimate that increasing the %ro%ortion of
+SN%re%ared nurses caring for each
%atient to 80 or more !ould reduce annual readmissions #y
roughly $-8 days, reducingcosts #y more than ./ million
annually
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• 1The #usiness case for at least 80
of all nurses having a +SN #y
$0$0, as the Future of NursingI(M re%ort recommends, is
solid,1
Hassmiller says, %ointing to that
study
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1That case is even stronger once other factors are
considered2 the crushing faculty shortage3 the
need for many more %rimary care nurse %ractitioners3 and
the gro!th in community
#ased care, driven #y consumers' %references
and the 4fforda#le 5are 4ct
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