A college student wants to attend the university's school of nursing but is on a waiting list. One reason for this would be
a. shortage of physi-cians c. shortage of nurse educators
b. closing of hospitals d. not enough patients
C
Demand for entry into nursing programs has grown but many qualified applicants were not admitted in 2006 due to a shortage of nursing educators. Interest in joining the nursing profession remains high. A shortage of nursing faculty reflects an aging workforce and increasing competition from clinical practice.
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