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Dr. Barbara Haas: Addressing the Nationwide Nursing Shortage Through Innovation at UT Tyler
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What's being done locally to address the national nursing shortage? Dr. Barbara Haas, Dean of the School of Nursing at UT Tyler, explains the root causes and the innovative measures being adopted to tackle this crisis. Understand the effects of the declining college-age population and the evolution of higher education's role, while getting an exclusive look into the pioneering strategies of UT Tyler, from year-round programs and online learning to the exciting collaboration with the new UT Tyler School of Medicine. Dr. Haas shares her expertise on the expansion of nursing facilities, the irreplaceable value of simulation in training, and the essentials needed to retain skilled nurses in the workforce.
Learn more about the often misunderstood yet vital interplay between nurses and physicians, clarifying the enduring myths surrounding their professional relationship. Dr. Haas brings clarity to the symbiotic bond that underscores the importance of teamwork in life-saving situations and the true meaning behind medical jargon like "STAT." Celebrate the triumphs of The University of Texas at Tyler School of Nursing, from their impressive NCLEX national nursing test pass rates to the cutting-edge preceptor program and online PhD in nursing.
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