Today, Cross Country Healthcare was cited as a data source in a New York Times op-ed titled, America 2022: Where Everyone Has Rights and No One Has Responsibilities

<p>Today, Cross Country Healthcare was cited as a data source in a New York Times op-ed titled, <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/08/opinion/spotify-joe-rogan-covid-free-speech.html" target="_blank">America 2022: Where Everyone Has Rights and No One Has Responsibilities</a>, written by Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist, Thomas L. Friedman. The data cited was from the company&rsquo;s recent <a href="https://www.crosscountryhealthcare.com/blogs/new-survey-unveils-significant-impact-covid-19-future-nursing">COVID-19 pandemic-related survey of nurses nationwide</a>, published in partnership with Florida Atlantic University&rsquo;s Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing. As the op-ed points out, the survey found that the emotional toll and other work conditions brought on by the pandemic led to approximately two-thirds of nurses thinking about leaving the profession.</p>

<p>The data gathered in the survey were compiled in a white paper titled, <a href="https://www.crosscountryhealthcare.com/lp-nursing-survey">A New Nursing Crisis: How the Pandemic Has Changed Nurses</a>. Download a copy today to learn more about how the COVID-19 pandemic has shaped nurses&rsquo; outlook of the future, and how that could change healthcare for all of us.</p>



Cross Country Healthcare Cited as Data Source in New York Times Op-Ed