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81,000 nurses in Ohio will lose jobs. (Original Post) Cattledog Jun 2017 OP
*Lose, ahem (in the thread title) True Dough Jun 2017 #1
Well underpants Jun 2017 #2
Just curious, what are these figures based on? nt B2G Jun 2017 #3
The fact that no one can afford Trump care and which is why they removed the mandate...so Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #4
I get that part, but B2G Jun 2017 #5
Elections have consequences Drahthaardogs Jun 2017 #6
Half the nurses in the state? Lee-Lee Jun 2017 #7
Seems just a tich high. B2G Jun 2017 #8
Agreed Lee-Lee Jun 2017 #9
I wonder how many of those 81,000 standingtall Jun 2017 #10
I bet it is less than the percentage of that state. Ilsa Jun 2017 #13
... NutmegYankee Jun 2017 #11
Maybe there is a plan to get them coal jobs JDC Jun 2017 #12
Nursing homes, rural hospitals and clinics, Ilsa Jun 2017 #14
please correct to the word LOSE in your subject line Skittles Jun 2017 #15

True Dough

(17,311 posts)
1. *Lose, ahem (in the thread title)
Thu Jun 22, 2017, 03:37 PM
Jun 2017

Just a grammar Nazi note.

But an important issue regarding the destruction of health care by the Drumpf administration. Thanks for posting, Cattledog.

Demsrule86

(68,595 posts)
4. The fact that no one can afford Trump care and which is why they removed the mandate...so
Thu Jun 22, 2017, 03:54 PM
Jun 2017

people can exercise their 'freedom' and drop their insurance. This will make thousands ineligible in Ohio and you won't need so many doctors and nurses...we also have Cleveland Clinic which may or may not survive.

 

B2G

(9,766 posts)
5. I get that part, but
Thu Jun 22, 2017, 03:57 PM
Jun 2017

I'm really wondering how they came up with 81,000. That's just under half of all nurses in the state.

Wasn't there a severe nursing shortage prior to the ACA?

 

Lee-Lee

(6,324 posts)
9. Agreed
Thu Jun 22, 2017, 04:59 PM
Jun 2017

People are not stupid. If you throw exaggerated claims out like that it just kills your credibility.

Ilsa

(61,695 posts)
13. I bet it is less than the percentage of that state.
Thu Jun 22, 2017, 06:01 PM
Jun 2017

Nurses, in general, are trained to be critical thinkers, open-minded, and non-judgmental. I bet more vote democratic than the state average.

Ilsa

(61,695 posts)
14. Nursing homes, rural hospitals and clinics,
Thu Jun 22, 2017, 06:05 PM
Jun 2017

will have unexpectedly high closure rates.

Doctors offices will see incomes cut, meaning they'll hire "health aides" that have bare minimum training. Hospitals will put more trained aides, vocational nurses, etc under the supervision of fewer RNs.

I can see where more than 25% would have to move or retrain to find work.

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