Media Investigates Nursing Staff Turnover at Regional College
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 14
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What happened
A media organization is investigating high turnover within the nursing department at Cape Fear Community College as the nursing shortage intensifies. Reports indicate that half of the ADN nursing faculty departed, potentially due to a policy change that raised required contact hours from 18 to 25. The college denied that policy changes caused the staff exodus and downplayed the turnover.
From whqr.org
Why it matters
The high rate of staff turnover and the departure of experienced personnel could affect the supply of nursing education and the regional healthcare labor market. The college has hired several new leaders and coordinators to replace those who left.
From whqr.org
Who's involved
- WHQRNon-profit organization conducting the investigation into the staffing issues.
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