What Is the Outlook for the Older Nurse?
AJN American Journal of NursingPublished 1 April 1954
Roberta R. Spohn
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Nursing shares with the rest of society many concomitants of social change, and as an employed group they will increasingly have an older average age, a major change which has affected all of American societv during the past half century.
Abstract
Roberta R. Spohn, who is assistant executive secretary and a member of the Research and Statistics Unit of ANA, presents here some of the interesting findings in the study of older nurses' employment problems which was conducted by the ANA Professional Counseling and Placement Service
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Health Professions