From 2020 to 2021, the number of working U.S. nurses dropped by more than 100,000, representing the largest single-year decline in four decades, according to an analysis published by Health Affairs. While hospitals work to rebound from staffing shortages, they need to lean into technologies that help their nurses work more efficiently and accurately—giving them more time to focus on patients. 

In this playbook, learn how technology can help extend the reach of hospitals’ short-handed nursing staffs. From digital intelligence and remote care to ensuring network security and information privacy, discover how technology is expected to improve in the future—with Verizon and Apple paving the way.

• The current nursing shortage crisis
• Examples of healthcare technology in action
• Future areas of innovation
• The importance of tech deployment and quality

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