Overall, the United States is predicted to see a shortage of 193,000 nursing professionals by 2020, according to a 2015 report.
John Rehm
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Having an interest in healthcare, Rehm quickly found himself communicating executive-level nursing strategies on patient experience, care continuity, and frontline engagement to chief nursing officers and chief executive officers of some of the nation's leading healthcare systems. Currently, he is the community manager for Nursing@Georgetown, the online Master of Science degree in Nursing program from Georgetown University School of Nursing and Health Studies.
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It's not uncommon to see the terms "young" and "invincible" paired up when talking about millennials and healthcare-particularly when it comes to men. But how "invincible" are our nation's 18-to 34-year-old men?
Many Americans are seeking more affordable means of care as costs are predicted to increase in many states by 10% to 40%. One possible solution to safely reduce costs: telemedecine.
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