>> swinney: i don't know. i'm not sure.now that i could, in another year, keep up this pace. >> alfonsi: hospitals in louisville have been workingtogo turn away pats country have forced health systems to cancel elective surgeries, temporarily close parts of maternity wards, or leave hospital beds empty. nurses are often the backbone of those hospitals. in a survey last fall, the kentucky nurses association reported one in four nurses said they were likely to quit their job in the next three months. delanor manson is the c.e.o. of the association. >> delanor manson: when you think about nursing as being 53% of the health care workforce, those are large numbers. you have to know that there was a nursing shortage prior to the pandemic. the pandemic has ripped off the bandage. they're overworked. they have to do things that it doesn't take a nurse to do. >> alfonsi: like what? >> manson: baths. walking patients. turning patients. but someone else could do that. it doesn't take a degree or a license to do those things. >> alfons

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