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Public health nurses' workforce factors and population health outcomes in the United States.

Seok Hyun GwonYoung Ik ChoSoonhwa PaekWeiming Ke
Published in: Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.) (2020)
The findings indicated that PHNs with higher levels of education and more years of employment were important in improving health outcomes (health-risk behavior and premature mortality). Policymakers need to consider strategies to encourage more PHNs to obtain advanced degrees and to retain PHNs longer in the public health field.
Keyphrases
  • public health
  • health risk
  • healthcare
  • heavy metals
  • drinking water
  • global health
  • mental health
  • cardiovascular events
  • quality improvement
  • risk factors
  • mental illness
  • risk assessment