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State lawmakers weigh nurse staffing bill to address shortages, burnout

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Nurses unions and advocacy groups say failure to pass the legislation would only lead to more burnout and attrition. But hospital leaders say state mandates aren't the answer.

Puget Sound Business Journal

State lawmakers weigh nurse staffing bill to address shortages, burnout

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