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Sean Crowe

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As seen in: JD Supra, The National Law Review, Mondaq, Fintech Finance News, Open Legal Blog Archive, "The Others" The Alan Kinsella Podcast
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Navigating Healthcare Workforce Shortages: Evolving Scope-of-Practice and Staffing Regulations | JD Supra

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By Sean Crowe, Richard Rifenbark, Daniel Shemano
| JD Supra
Persistent workforce shortages continue to define the post-pandemic healthcare landscape. Hospitals, health systems, and long-term care providers report enduring deficits in nursing, primary care, and behavioral health staffing, with projections indicating that these shortfalls are likely to persist through the next decade.[1] At both the federal and state levels, policymakers are advancing a range of measures intended to adapt workforce rules to current operational realities.
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Navigating Healthcare Workforce Shortages: Evolving Scope-of-Practice and Staffing Regulations

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By Sean Crowe, Rick Rifenbark
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Persistent workforce shortages continue to define the post-pandemic healthcare landscape. Hospitals, health systems, and long-term care providers report enduring deficits in nursing, primary care, and behavioral health staffing, with projections indicating that these shortfalls are likely to persist through the next decade.[1] At both the federal and state levels, policymakers are advancing a range of measures intended to adapt workforce rules to current operational realities.
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Recent State and Federal Developments in Licensure Policy

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By Sean Crowe
| The National Law Review Verified
Persistent workforce shortages continue to define the post-pandemic healthcare landscape. Hospitals, health systems, and long-term care providers report enduring deficits in nursing, primary care, and behavioral health staffing, with projections indicating that these shortfalls are likely to persist through the next decade.[1] At both the federal and state levels, policymakers are advancing a range of measures intended to adapt workforce rules to current operational realities.
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