U.S. Representatives introduced the National Nursing Workforce Center Act to address nursing shortages through state support centers.
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U.S. Representative Sarah McBride (D-DE) has introduced the National Nursing Workforce Center Act alongside bipartisan support from Reps. Young Kim, Marilyn Strickland, and Don Bacon. The proposed legislation aims to address nursing workforce shortages by establishing a pilot program that supports state nursing workforce centers across the nation.
The bill focuses on creating a federal center for nursing workforce research and technical assistance, with a view to improving conditions and resources available for nurses. McBride highlighted the urgent challenges facing nurses, including burnout and staffing shortages.
The National Nursing Workforce Center Act is part of broader efforts to ensure adequate healthcare support amid projected shortages of registered nurses in the coming years. The Senate has introduced companion legislation, supported by several senators.
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