Retain nurses before recruiting them from other provinces: association
“Thirty years ago on surgery, I had six patients during the day, seven to eight on the evening shift and 12 on night shift, and now it’s 15 during the day in surgery in some places, or 10. This is too much,” he said.
He said the nurses association isn’t opposed to nurses going to another province to work and that it has been calling for a reduction of barriers between provinces – but that won’t fix the problems.
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