Question

1.Which of the following is not true about retirements from healthcare careers? Group of answer choices

Practitioners delay retirement when the economy is strong because wages are higher.

Data are limited on retirements from the profession.

Practitioners delay retirement when the economy is weak.

serial retirement makes it difficult to project future workforce supply.

2.Which of the following factors may have an impact on workforce projections?

Group of answer choices

Changes in clinical practice

Changes in technology

Use of electronic health records

All of the above

3.A healthcare organization would logically consider increasing the number of hours worked by a particular professional group in response to

Group of answer choices

a surplus of that professional group.

a shortage of that professional group.

a surplus or shortage of that professional group.

4.Which of the following is an important factor in finding data on the current workforce?

Group of answer choices

The larger the geographic area, the more difficult it is to find reliable data.

Finding regional data is easier than finding national data.

The smaller the geographic area, the more difficult it is to find reliable data.

National data are superior to state-level data because national data can easily be extrapolated to multiple states.

its status as a highly specialized professional group regardless of a surplus or shortage situation.

Answer 1

1. Practitioners delay retirement when the economy is weak.

They will not delay the process if the economy is weak as it further affects them

2. All of the above

3. a shortage of that professional group.

  In order to meet the targets, increased working hours need to be allotted when there is a shortage,

4. The smaller the geographic area, the more difficult it is to find reliable data.