Which factors contribute to threatening the current and future supply of nurses? (Select all that apply.)

a. The number of qualified applicants has decreased.
b. Seventy-five percent of current faculty may retire over the next decade.
c. Overall numbers of applicants to doctoral programs has decreased.
d. Faculty vacancies are having an impact on large numbers of schools.
e. More men are entering nursing and choosing faculty positions.


ANS: B, D

Correct
It is projected that as many as 75% of current faculty will retire by 2019. This will impact large numbers of schools and can limit enrollment.
Incorrect
The number of qualified applicants has increased, but more than 30,000 applicants were turned away from bachelor's degree programs for "lack of capacity." More men are entering nursing, which should help increase recruitment of other men into the field. More male faculty could also help recruitment of men into nursing. There is continued demand for doctoral education in nursing.

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