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Indiana’s Nursing Shortage

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — Indiana’s nursing shortage is getting critical – hospitals are operating with just 72% of the nurses they need.

With more patients and more complex care, the state is trying new ways to boost the pipeline.

A new law now allows high school students to start nursing programs early, and hospitals like IU Health are offering major perks, including $30,000 sign-on bonuses, to attract new talent.

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