Impact of The Nurses Education and Shortage on The Patients Care Outcomes-Literature Review |Biomedgrid

Aim/Objective: The reasons for the shortage of nurses and the factors affecting it varies according to the development of the countries. However, the Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated the problem globally. The aim of this article is to analyze the problem and its triggers, as well as the consequences. Background: Qualified nurses are needed to ensure proper care for patients and the general population. Therefore, the lack of well-trained and educated nurses is a rather big problem, especially if the deficit is widespread. The shortage of nurses has reached a critical level for healthcare services, both locally and globally. The global shortage of nurses has been further exacerbated by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Lack of human resources and professional nurses affects patient care outcomes. With sufficient human resources, qualified nurses are needed. The quality of patient care can only be ameliorated if there is sufficient nursing staff in the hospital. Lack of nurses hinders the implementation of nursing education, as there is a shortage in this area. Shortage of teachers limits the number of students admitted to nursing programs.