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2004 MARKET ANALYSIS AND EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: TEMPORARY HEALTHCARE STAFFING
Staff Care, Inc., December 15, 2004
Demand for temporary coverage fell below past levels in 2003, for the most part. Yet temporary staffing gained efficiency, filling a majority of all demand. Other factors-use of overtime, medical malpractice costs-also shape the market. According to this analysis, demand for locum tenens continues to grow, while mid-level and nursing markets move toward equilibrium. Staff Care, Inc. www.staffcare.com (PDF format - click here to download the latest version of acrobat reader)
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