Which factor is considered the greatest obstacle to solving the projected nursing shortage?
A) Lack of nursing faculty
B) Expense of nursing education
C) Lack of interest in nursing as a career
D) Poor social respect of the nursing profession
Answer: A) Lack of nursing faculty
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