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Table
1. Registered nurse population by employment
status, gender, racial/ ethnic background
and age group: March 2000
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2. Distribution of registered nurses who
were employed in health occupation immediately
prior to basic nursing education, by previous
health occupation and basic nursing education:
March 2000
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3. Registered nurses who were licensed
practical/vocational nurses before enter
basic nursing education program, by type
of basic nursing education: March 2000
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4. Characteristics of registered nurses
with post-high school academic degree
before entering basic nursing education,
by type of basic nursing education: March
2000
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5. Year of graduation from basic nursing
education and the average age at graduation
for the registered nurse population, by
type of basic nurse education: March 2000
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6. Registered nurse population by marital
status and employment status: March 2000
Table
7. Distribution of registered nurses according
to total family income expected in 2000,
by marital and employment status: March
2000
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8. Registered nurse population by basic
and highest nursing-related education:
March 2000
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9. Primary focus of post-RN master’s
and doctoral degree: March 2000
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10. Current enrollment of registered nurses
in nursing-related academic degree educational
programs by employment status and student
status: March 2000
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11. Financial resources used for tuition
and fees by registered nurses currently
enrolled in nursing related academic degree
education program by type of degree for
which studying: March 2000
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12. Distribution of advanced practice
nurses by national certification, state
recognition and employment status: March
2000
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13. Employment setting of primary positions
of registered nurses employed in nursing:
March 2000
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14. Type of hospital work unit where hospital-employed
registered nurses spent more than half
their direct patient care time, by employment
status: March 2000
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15. Type of patient treated in hospital
inpatient unit and outpatient department
where registered nurses spent more than
half their direct patient care time, by
employment status: March 2000
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16. Registered nurses employed in each
employment setting by employment status
and average annual hours scheduled: March
2000
Table
17. Comparison between average scheduled
hours per week of employed registered
nurses in their principal position and
average actual hours worked during the
week beginning March 23, 2000 by employment
setting
Table
18. Employed registered nurses by employment
setting and age group: March 2000
Table
19. Employment setting and highest nursing-related
educational preparation of registered
nurses employed in nursing: March 2000
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20. Employment setting of registered nurses
by work basis: March 2000
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21. Position titles in primary nursing
jobs for registered nurses employed in
nursing: March 2000
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22. Employment setting and type of position
of employed registered nurses: March 2000
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23. Type of position and highest nursing-related
educational preparation of registered
nurses employed in nursing: March 2000
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24. Distribution of employed registered
nurses by percentage of time spent during
usual work week in each functional area:
March 2000
Table
25. Average percent of time in work week
spent by employed registered nurses in
each function by highest educational preparation:
March 2000
Table
26. Annual average earnings of registered
nurses employed full-time in their principle
nursing position by employment setting
and type of position: March 2000
Table
27. Average annual earnings of nurses
employed full-time by type of position
and highest nursing educational preparation:
March 2000
Table
28. Distribution of employed registered
nurses with secondary positions by employment
in their principle position and average
total earnings: March 2000
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29. Registered nurses employed in nursing:
job satisfaction by position title: March
2000
Table
30. Distribution of registered nurses
not employed in nursing, by length of
time since last worked as a nurse and
whether or not nurse was seeking nursing
position or had other occupation: March
2000
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31. Registered nurses actively seeking
employment in nursing by type of employment
sought and number of weeks looking: March
2000
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32. Type of employment of registered nurses
in non-nursing occupations: March 2000
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33. Reasons for registered nurses to have
occupation other than nursing: March 2000
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34. Age group and marital status of nurses
who were not employed at all and not seeking
nursing employment: March 2000
Table
35. Comparison between state of location
of registered nurses as of March 2000
and state of graduation by type of basic
nursing education and number of years
since graduation: March 2000
Table
36. Comparison between resident states
in 1999 and 2000 for the registered nurse
population by age group: March 2000
Table
37. Comparison of employment status of
the registered nurse population in 1999
and 2000: March 2000
Table
38. Percent distribution of registered
nurses in each employment setting in 2000
by employment setting in 1999: March 2000
Table
39. Registered nurse population in each
State and area by activity status: March
2000
Table
40. Supply of registered nurses in each
State and area according to whether employed
on a full-time or part time basis: March
2000
Table
41. Registered nurse population by activity
status and geographic location: March
2000
Table
42. Employed nurses in each State and
area by highest educational preparation:
March 2000
Table
43. Registered nurse population by activity
status and geographic location: March
2000
Table
44. Percent distribution of the registered
nurse population in each geographic area
by racial/ethnic background: March 2000
Table
45. Percent distribution of the registered
nurse population in each geographic area
by age group: March 2000
Table
46. Employment setting of registered nurses
in each geographic area: March 2000
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47. Percent distribution of the registered
nurse population in each geographic area
who changed employer or position between
March 1999 and 2000, by principal reason
for change
Table
48. Average annual salary of registered
nurses in full time staff positions in
each geographical area: March 2000
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