Budget would give HHS more money for nursing education
The fiscal 2010 HHS budget approved by the House Appropriations Committee includes an additional $137 million over last year for nursing education and training. The bill contains $530 million for reducing the health care work force shortage and $92 million is earmarked for educating and training nurses in all areas of health care. The budget also includes $34 million more than last year -- $204 million total -- for reducing hospital-acquired infections.
McKnight's Long-Term Care News | 07/21
This story published in ANA SmartBrief on 07/21/2009
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