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Why are so many doctors and nurses leaving staff positions in health care?

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Contemporary Pediatrics® talks to Nicholas Holmes, MD, senior vice-president and chief operating officer at Rady's Children's Hospital San Diego, about why so many health care workers and support staff are leaving their jobs.

We asked Nicholas Holmes, MD, SVP and COO at Rady Children's Hospital, San Diego, why he thinks staff—from attending physicians to nurses to food service workers—are leaving health care institutions, and what can be done to both stop the resignations and address these shortages.

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