Nursing Workforce Strategy and Scheduling Blog | M7

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Your Scheduling Data Already Knows Who's About to Leave

Most conversations about nurse turnover start at the exit interview. What we've learned working with nurses, managers, and leaders across health systems of every size is that the warning signs show up long before a nurse leaves. And they show up in the scheduling data that health systems already have access to.

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