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Strategies for improving job security: decreasing anxiety from restructuring.

Gilmore A.

Nurses are worried about the future of nursing and, more specifically, about the future of their own job. This author who is experienced in working with nurses on job security issues and clarifying layoff policies suggests strategies that can help improve nurses' feelings of job security even during this time of restructuring.

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