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December 21, 2011

3.5 Million Workers Needed by 2030 to Care for Older Adults, Current Levels of Workforce Already Stretched

Great article that points out

3.5 Million Workers Needed by 2030 to Care for Older Adults, Current Levels of Workforce Already Stretched

Caring for the elderlyhttp://www.eldercareworkforce.org/newsroom/press-releases/article:3-5-million-workers-needed-by-2030-to-care-for-older-adults-current-levels-of-workforce-already-stretched/

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