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Testimonial about Program Developer Nancy McAward:
 
"I was new to nursing management and Nancy was able to coach me at a level of understanding that was appropriate for my experience. Her experience and knowledge of nursing management and hospital operations is extraordinary! As I developed in my leadership role, Nancy tailored her mentoring to challenge me in ways that broadened my practice."
 
- Marco Fernandez, RN, MSN, Director of Critical Care and Special Care, St. Thomas Hospital

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Nurse Retention

 
     
 

It is a sad reality today that there is a shortage of nurses and it is constantly growing. There is however ways of reducing nurse retention and The Healthcare Professional Institute can help you as a healthcare professional or nurse manager to reach that goal with their amazing new program.

There is usually a shortage of nurses firstly because they are getting a bad reputation on tv by being the physician’s maid. It is also due to the fact that some institutes are running on poor management styles and ethics thus causing frustration in the work place. We seriously need to find ways of reducing this as we are running out of qualified nurses in our hospitals and clinics. We can start the process by being creative and thinking what exactly it is that nurses want and what will make them stay with their current employer. As a nurse manager it is so important to get to know all of your staff members and give them that needed support when asked for. When a nurse works in a professional and pleasant environment and if things are well organized, they will more likely want to stay and be happy. Show the nurses that they will be able to grow in their careers and that what they are doing is so worth while. Another good thing to do is take into account that a nurse also has other responsibilities outside of work like having kids. Make arrangements that will make any situation easier for them and in return they will perform at their best all of the time. This institute now wants to help all nurses to better their careers especially as a manager. When you go through with this course the loss of nurses will be much less and the healthcare system much better.

To avoid nurse retention you have to understand that as a manager you are the back bone of your staff and if you aren’t doing your job in the correct way or to the best of your abilities then they can’t either. Once you have a proper system going in your place of work you will notice that your work load becomes a lot lighter and that you get a lot more satisfaction out of it. Once you start putting what you learn in this program to use you will start seeing results in a matter of weeks. As a user of this program you will receive The nurse manager’s performance manual, audio CDs to listen to at home and follow at your own pace, one on one consulting for those times that you might have important questions, 14,3 contact hours and even a membership to this elite institute. To learn all of the material and pass the certification test it will take you about 2 months which isn’t long considering all of the benefits you get afterwards. To take the first sep at your place of work towards stopping nurse retention you simply have to visit www.healthcareperformanceinstitute.com.
 
     
 
     
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