Recent trends in the registered nurse labor market in the U.S.¶
Buerhaus, P. I., Auerbach, D. I., & Staiger, D. O. (2026). Recent trends in the registered nurse labor market in the U.S.: short-run swings on top of long-term trends. Nursing Economics.
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- The stock is employed nurses, working-lifespan roughly thirty years; replenishment arrives as graduating cohorts, discrete and annual.
This sourceDocuments the U.S. nursing workforce being replenished by discrete graduating cohorts with a multi-decade working life, and a large baby-boomer/early-2000s cohort reaching retirement together as an age-structured bulge.
- The stock is employed nurses, working-lifespan roughly thirty years; replenishment arrives as graduating cohorts, discrete and annual.
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