10 most popular healthcare workforce stories of 2016

A number of topics came up in the most-read healthcare workforce articles in 2016, including labor disputes, nurse recruitment and hirings.

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The following are the 10 most popular stories from Becker’s Hospital Review on the healthcare workforce.

1. 10 best, worst states for nurses in 2016, as ranked by WalletHub

2. [Infographic] 9 habits of highly effective nurses

3. 400 healthcare workers rally at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center

4. Patient surveys drive new nursing staff dress code at Geisinger

5. How 5 health systems are recruiting, retaining nurses during an RN shortage

6. More than 4,000 nurses begin strike at Allina hospitals

7. Nearly 2,800 nurses at Stanford Health Care authorize strike

8. 1,200 RNs at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles begin walkout

9. Geisinger to hire 1,500 employees

10. NLRB issues labor complaint against CHS

 

More articles on human capital and risk:

Hospitals and unions: 11 recent conflicts, agreements
Union files NLRB complaint against Pomona Valley Hospital over quality concerns
6 healthcare organizations adding jobs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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