Demand for contract labor costs this year should normalize at about 60% higher than 2019 levels
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This is simply because the healthcare industry has been under tremendous pressure due to the pandemic and it is expected that more resources will be required to cope with the demand created by COVID-19. Not only has there been an increased volume of patients, but extra safety protocols have also had a significant impact on healthcare operations.
Author: Healthcare Dive
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