Has The Risk of Becoming a Nurse Become Too Great in the US?
Nurses play a key role in patient care, but their contribution to patient outcomes is often undervalued and underappreciated. It took a pandemic to create a major shift in their job opportunities and power to negotiate. Many nurses left the profession entirely, others switched to better-paid travel or agency jobs. The pandemic is settling down so the question debated in today\u2019s episode, is what is the position the nurses are in today? You will hear from:\n\nRebecca Love, Thought Leader on Nurse Innovation & Entrepreneurship, experienced nurse executive and entrepreneur, and\xa0Chief Clinical Officer of IntelyCare, \n\nAlice Benjamin, nurse, author, and health advocate is affectionately known as America's favorite nurse.\n\n\nRebecca and Alice talked about the position of nurses, healthcare technologies that are not designed to make the work of nurses easier, recent criminal cases against nurses in the US, and what needs to change so that being a nurse will be an attractive job opportunity. Let\u2019s dive in, and if you will enjoy the discussion, do leave a rating or a review wherever you get your podcast and subscribe to receive the next episode straight to your podcast inbox. Also, do check our newsletter! It\u2019s published on a monthly basis. Now to Rebecca and Alice.\xa0\nMonthly newsletter: https://fodh.substack.com/\nLeave a rating or a review: lovethepodcast.com/facesofdigitalhealth\nOfficial website: www.facesofdigitalhealth.com