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3 learning strategies to combat the nursing shortage — while creating equity

Leading healthcare employers are combatting the nursing shortage by enabling upward career mobility with these proven strategies.
Marty Reid

Marty Reid

June 9th, 2022

1. Competency-based education

“It works well for the lives of students. The program is flexible so they can self-pace and take on bits and pieces when they are available.”

Nicole Simonson DNP, RN, Director of RSN-to-BSN Completion Programs at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

2. Credit for prior learning

“It was really cool to be able to count my on-the-job training as credits for school because in the long run it saved me time and it saved me money potentially. It kind of showed me that what I was learning on the job was actually applicable to my degree.”

Guild Learner Surveyed

3. Stackable credentials

Equitable education is a win-win solution

  1. The 2021 American Nursing Shortage: A Data Study | University of St Augustine for Health Sciences
  2. Nursing Workforce Projections by Ethnicity and Race 2014 - 2030 | HRSA Health Workforce
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