California Nursing Ratio Law Did Not Hurt Nursing Skill Level - Becker's Hospital Review

Study findings published in Health Affairs show that hospitals continued to primarily utilize highly skilled nurses, despite concerns that a 1999 California law that established a minimum nurse-to-patient staffing ratio would hurt hospital nursing skill level.

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