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Washington’s nurse ratios bill gets first hearing

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The Washington State Nurses Association supports SB 5236, calling safe staffing standards "the solution healthcare workers are calling for to address the statewide hospital staffing crisis" in a Jan. 17 statement. More than 2,055 healthcare workers, patients and advocacy organizations have signed on in support of the bill.

Washington’s nurse ratios bill gets first hearing

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