Demographic Survey of Filipino American Nurses
Nursing Administration QuarterlyPublished 1 July 2004
Judith A. Berg, Daisy Rodríguez, Valerie Kading, Carolina De Guzman
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The retirement plans of Filipino American nurses recruited to US hospitals during past workforce shortages forecast vacancies of nurses who have consistently worked full time and report high job satisfaction.
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The retirement plans of Filipino American nurses recruited to US hospitals during past workforce shortages forecast vacancies of nurses who have consistently worked full time and report high job satisfaction. Current workforce stakeholders should be alerted to these nurses' plans.
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