February 14, 2023
Workforce is top concern in healthcare CEO’s annual survey
Editor's Note
In its annual survey, the American College of Healthcare Executives identified “workforce challenges” as their top concern for the second year in a row, the February 13 Becker’s Hospital Review reports.
Financial challenges, which held the top spot for 16 years, is now listed second in the most pressing concerns.
Most CEOs (90%) ranked RN shortages as the most pressing within the workforce challenges category, followed by shortages of technicians (83%), and burnout among non-physician staff (80%).
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