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Marshall, Eleanor D.; Moses, Evelyn B.LPN's, 1967; An Inventory of Licensed PracticalNurses.American Nurses' Association, New York, N.Y.Public Health Service (DHEW) , Washington, D.C. Div.of Nursing.Jan 71112p.Superintendent ct Documents, U.S. GovernmertPrinting office, Washington, D.C. 20402 WE20.3102:N93/1I, $1.00)

FORS Price MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58Comparative Analysis, *Health Occupations,Individual Characteristics, *National Surveys,*Occupational Surveys, *Practical Nurses,*Statistical Data, Tables (Data)

The data in this report are the result ot the firstin a series of five proposed inventories of licensed practicalnurses. The study revealed a total ot 343,635 practical nursesholding licenses to practice at the time of the study. About 74percent reported they 4ere employed in nursing, 20 percent indicatedthey here not employed in nursing, and 6 percent did not report theirstatus. General characteristics of the entire population of licensedpractical nurses were: approximately 97 percent were female, 59percent were married, 21 percent were widowed, separated or divorced,almost 14 percent were single, and the median age was 44.1 years.This data should be a valuable asset to the body of statisticalknowledge on nursing personnel in this country. (Author/GEB)

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DISCRIMINATION PROHIBITEDTitle VI of the Civil RightsAct of 1964 states: No person in the United States shall, on theground of race, color, or national origin, be excluded from participa-tion in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discriminationunder any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance."Therefore, the manpower anelysis program, like every program oractivity receiving financial assistance from the Department of Health,Education, and Welfare, must he operated compliance with this law.

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an inventory oflicensed practical nurses

Prepared byEleanor D. Marshall

andEvelyn B. Moses

American Nurse AsscciotionResearch and Statist cs Deportment

Issued January 1971

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFAREPublic Heollh Service National Institutes of Health

Bureau of Health Manpower Educohon Division of Nit...singBelhesdo, Maryland 20014

or sale by th Superintendent of Documents OS. Government Printing Office

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FOREWORD

In early 1941 the U.S. Public Health Service at the request of the NursingCouncil on National Defense conducted a national inventor), of -egistered nursesthrough the State nurses' associations and the State boards of nursing. The datawere used a basis for planning, to meet the nursing needs of the country, OwStates, and the local communities during the war emergency.

In 1949 the American Nurses' Association conducted its first in a series of fivecensuses of registered nurses. Throughout the years, four other inventories \seremade periodically, the last in 1966. The reports of these studies were published bythe American Nurses' Association.

1 here was a need to secure baseline data on practical nurses, the other group oflicensed personnel in nursing. The American Nurses' Association, utilizing the samemethodology as that used for the registored nurse series, conducted the first surveyin 1967.

The Division of Nursing of the Bureau of Health Manpower Education, NationalInstitutes of Health, provided contract funds to assist in the conduct of this studyas ss 3s done :or the 1962 and 1966 inventories of registered nur.cs. As ('o- ProjectDirectors, Eleanor a Marshall and Evelyn B. Moses of the American Nurses'Association Research and Statistics Department planned and conducted thesestudies. Other Department staff assisted in the preparation of the ma,erials andcompilation of data.

A vital link in the mechanism for producing these inventories is the State hoardof nursing, the official State agency resionsible for the licensing of nursing per-sonnel, The American Nurses' Association utilizes its close working relationshipwith the State boards of nursing through its Council of State Boards of Nursing toacquire the raw data for these surveys. This cooperative arrangement among thethree types of agencies, Federal, State, and a professional organization, makespossible such large scale, costly manposscr studies of nursing personnel. It alsoillustrates the way in which government and private agencies can work together toavoid duplication of effort in th_ area of manpower research.

The data in this report of the first inventory of licensed practical nurses shouldhe a valuable asset to the body of statistical knowledge on nursing personnel inthis country.

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CONTENTS

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

The Employed LPN 1

Age and Marital Status 4

Basis of Original Leer's:: 4Employment Setting 6Men LPN's 8

The Inactive LPN 8

The LPN and the RN 9Conclusion 12

APPENDIX ATABLES 13

APPENDIX B-- COUNTY DATA 38

APPENDIX CMETROPOLITAN AREA DATA 97

APPENDIX DSCOPE AND METHOD OF SURVEY 102

APPENDIX ELISI OF QUESTIONS 104

APPENDIX FINDEX TO TABLES 105

FIGURES

I. Ratio of employed LPN's per 100,000 population, 1967 2

2. Median age of single and married LPN's in selected fields of nursilz, 1967 5

3. Basis of original license of LPN's by employment setting, 1967 7

4. Employment settings of LPN's and RN's 10

TABLES Text

I. Employed LPN's and ratios to population in selected areas 3

2. Field distribution of LPN's 6

3. Regional distribution of employed RN's and LPN's 9

4. Median age of employed RN's and LPN's in selected States 11

5. Field distribution of RN's and LPN's 11

TABLESAppendix A

1A. Emntoyment status of licensed practical or vocational nurses in eachState, 1967 13

2A. Adjusted total.; for employed licensed practical or cx: a ion a I nurses in

each State and region and ratio per 100,000 population, 1967 14

3A. Number of licensed practical or vocational nurses, by age group,marital status, and employment status, 1967 15

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4A. Percent of licensed practical or vocational nurses, by age group,marital status, and employment status, 1967 16

5A. Age groups of employed licensed practical or vocational nurses in eachState and region, 1967 17

6A. Age groups of inactive licensed practical or socational nurses in eachState and region, 1967 19

7A. Median ages of licensed practical or vocational nurses in each Staleand region. by eniployinent status, 1967 21

SA. Marital status of employed licensed practical or vocational nurses ineach State and region, 1967

9A. Marital status of inactive licensed practical or vocational nurses ineach State and region, 1961 24

10A. Number of licensed practical or vocational nurses, by age group, sex,and employment status, 1967 25

I IA. Percent of licensed practical or vocational nurses, by age group, sex,and employment status, 1967 25

12A. Employment status of male licensed practical or vocational nurseseach State and region. ....... 27

13A. Licensed practical or vocational nurses. bi INisis of original license,sex, and employmeni status, 1967.

I4A. Employed licensed practical or Vocational nurses, by basis of originallicense and age group, 1967 2c;

I5A. Inactive licensed practical or vocational ruses, by basis of origin. Ilicense and age group, 1967 7,k)

16A. Basis of original license of licensed practical or vocational nurses ineach Static and region, 1967 30

17A. Basis of original license of employed licensed practical or vocationalnurses in each Stale and region, 1967 31

18A. Basis of original license of inactive licensed practical or socationalnurses in each State and region, 1967 ........... ...... 32

19A. Employed licensed practical or vocational nurses, by field of ..rinploy-went and age grout, 1967 11

20A. Fruployed licensed practical or vocational nurses, by field of employ-ment and marital status, 1967

21A, Employed licensed practical or socational nurses, by sex and field ofemployment, 1957 34

22A. Employed licensed practical or socational nurses, by sex, basis oforiginal license, and field of employment. 1967 34

23A. Field of empl,.yinent of licensed practical or nurses 111

Slate and region, 1967 15

24A. Field of employment of licensed practical or socational nurses origi-nally licensed by v,iiiser, in each State and region. 1967....... 36

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

Among the various types of health professions thatarc generally classified as -nursing," two require licen-sure in every State to practice or to use a particulartitle. These Iwo are the registered nurse and thc practi-cal nurse. .1 he administration of licensing or registra-tion, as it is sometimes called, is a function of anagency of the State and is referred to in this report as aState board of nursing. All boards issue initial andrenewal licenses. This licensing procedure, %Ode) ca'lsfor periodic renewal of a license, provides a mechanismfor conducting nationwide- manpower studies of bothgroups of nurses. In 1949 the American Nurses' Aso-ciiition conducted the firs: in a series of five registerednurse manpower studies. The first sate'a study of licensedpractical nurses was n)PLIc in 1967. This is a report ofthat study.

Stile liccosure laws provide for renewal of practicalnurse licenses either annually or biennially. :n s,rder tomaintain "active- registration the nurse pays a fee. itk the nurses with active registration who are consideredcurrently licensed to practice (whether they are practic-ing in fact, or no and therefore constituted thc

universe that was studied. Some States maintain lists ofpractical nurses who arc not employed in that State anddo riot wish to pay a fee to maintain a license. Thesepersons, like ()tiler nonlistcd, nonlicensed practicalnurses. are not pint of the study. Although it is lesscommon today than a decade ago, there are still sonicunlicensed persons who work as practical nurses; thesepersons arc also excluded from the study.

Lis-nsure of the practical nurse is a relatively new(Ici.clopment. Although the firsi statute was enacted inFlorida in 1911, 43 jurisdictions had not enacted suchlegislation until 1945 or later, l he District of tiolumbia.in 1960, was the Iasi jurisdiction to enact legislationcos ering the practical nurse.

In California and Texas the term "vocational nurse"is used rather than "practical To avoid a greatdeal of repetition throughout the report, the use of theterm "licensed practical nurse" will include the licence('vocational nurse.

The study revealed a total of 343.635 practicalnurses holding licenses to practice at the time of thestudy. About 74 percent. or 252,522 nractical nursesrepot .:.1 they were employed in nursing; 20 percent, or19.159 practical nurses indicate(' they were not em-ployed in nursing: and al)out 6 percent, or 21.924praniinal nurses, did rot report their employment status.To obtain t, better estimate of Slate employment, ad-ifictoicrits were made for nonreporting of enipi.,yalcntstatus. County figures were adjusted to produce Statetotals and a national estimate. This resulted in a total of

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United Stiles in 1967.To characteri/c generally the entire p,pulation of

licensed practical nurses (both the employcii and in-noise in nursing): they were predominantly female,only 9,420, or about 3 percent were male; the majority'were married (59 percent1t 21 prevent SS VIC widowed,divorced or separated; alrno,t 14 percent went single:and the median age was 44.1 yeals.

The Employed LPN

The Public lIcalth Service estimates that 3.5 milbonpersons were employed in all health occupations in

1967. Of that total, 50 pervert were classified as

"nursing- occupations. Practical nurses accounted forabout 9 percent of all health workers and 18 percentof employed "nursing" personnel,' Prior to the ANAinventory, little statistical information was available onthese practitioners.

As menti.meel previously., it is estimated from theinventory that 269,723 licensed practical noises

wen employed throughout the United States in 1967.

The supply varies greatly from Slide to Slate Alaskahad 199 licensed practical nurses while New York :lad25,293, "Ilt:re were four States whose supply wasestimated to be 20,00(1 or more: New York, l'enas)l-vania, '1 cwt.. and (iiilifornia. Together these four Slatesiicsotinted for 35 percent of all employed licensedTracheal nurses.

In order to make State comparisons, ratios of licensedpractical nurses to population were computed. Nation-ally, there were 135 licensed practical muses for every100.000 residents of the States. 1he State ratiosvari d from a low of 64 licensed practical nurses per100.000 population in Indiana to a high Of 267 per100.00(1 in (lie District 14 rcioluilibia. Twenty-0%o SI,tle",had nurse/population riitios higher 111;111 that for Ilitinned States. The 10 i,,,risdictions with the highestratios wen:, in descending order, the 1)ictlict of ColumHa, 'moon), \lassachusetk, Ti'.ex Pcnnsylsiintil.Idaho. Colorado. Rhode 'Island. Arkansas. 'the10 States se ith the lowest ratios were, in ascending

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In addition to State data, distribatims of licensedpractical nurscs were made by county and metropolitanareas. The list of counties and metropolitan areas werederived from the "Sales Management, Survey of BuyingPower."' There was some difficulty in determiningcounty for this purpose since the original source docu-ments for the 1967 inventory of Licensed PracticalNurses did not contain ailestions on county of employ -meet or residence. They did, however, ask for thenurse's address and the State where the nurse wasemployed. Therefore, for purposes of this distribution.county identification was made from the mailing ad-dress. Thus, the county data for each State includepractical nures employed in tnat State according tocounty of mailing address; the inactive practical nursesresiding in that State according to county of mailingaddress; the practical nurses who did not report whetheror not they were c mployed according to county ofrmiling address; and a residual group called "out ofState residence." This last group includes the practicalnurses who said they were employed in that State butwho had limiting addresser in a different State. Theeffect on the employed population of using the mailingaddress would he expected to be greater than that forthe inactive licensed practical nurse since the addresswould more likely he accurate placement identificationfor the latter group. in all there were 5.362 employedlicensed practical nurses v,:ho were not included in a

county `'cause their mailing address differed from theState where they We're entrioyed.

It is interesting to examine the supply of licensedpractical nurses in the different geographical terms:State. county. and metropolit; n area. A metropolitanarea as used in the 'Sales Manageme.d. Survey of Buy-ing Power" is defined as ". . . a group of contiguouscounties featurine at least one central city of 50.000inhabitants or more. or cities' with a combinedpi:mut:lion if 1,01160. in addition to the county con-taining such a city or citics, centigirods counties cm:114yAS component parrs of a Siamlor, f Ale tropoliranal Area if they are co-Titialfy metropolitan in character.

and are economically and to,-1,uly with the 'hub'or cen'al city.'

it was estimated that 189.387 licensed practicalnurses were employed in 22: metropolitan area in theUnited States in 1967. This accounts for 70 percent ofthe 269.-23 licened practical nurses r.mploNed in nor,-Mc [hat sear.] hus, there were 139 licensed prai7.C,11/10rsis for every I00,0°11 persons among the 136 mil-

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The importance of examining supply in terms of ametropolitan area is dramatically illustrated by the datafor the District of Columbia. Within the confines of thecent, al city, which is synonymous with :he entire juris-diction in this instance, it is estimat:d that there were2,162 employed licensed practical nurses for a ratio of267 per 100,000 population. Looking .it the wholemetropolitan area, defined here as Washington, D.C.,two counties in Maryland plus four counties in Virginia,it is estimated that it contained 3,057 employed licensedpractical nurses, an addition of only 895 nurses overthe central city's supply. Because of the considerablylarger population base for this expanded area, there isa ratio of only 114 licensed practical nurses for every100,000 persons. This same effect is evidcnced forother large metropolitan areas as shown in the tablebelow. Although a jurisdiction appears to have a highratio of licensed practical nurres to popul, don. it is

fallacious to eliminate from consideration the fact that[Lc surrounding population of a large central cityutilizes the facilities of that city to help meet healthcare needs,

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Tire central city data in the preceding table were[lensed front county data. 'there were 3,077 cots alesplus eight independent cities.. it i interesting to notethat 88 of the 3.077 had no licensed practical r urses,ernistal or unemployed.

'',vain it should be remembered lint county design;(ion as clerked form the [nailing address ratherInn an employ nr-nt address. if the practical nursescould be distributed :recordim: to the actual county ofemployment. the ratio of nurses to P01 elation might-1PPc-tr even higher for those AT 3S where there arelarge concentrations of health facilities Thus. thenurse population ratio also sears partially as a re-flection of lie concentration or r,,ciiEt;,, in a particulararea and. in any: comparisod of the relative stroigth orweakness of Om nurse supply in an arca. this factor

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Age and Marital StatusThe median age of employed licensed practical

nurses vvas 44.3 years in 1967. About 25 percent ofthe employed group were under 31 yews and another25 percent were 55 -r more years old. The distributionby age groups shows that 13 percent of employedlicensed practical nurses reported thi.ir age as under 25years. The relatively short training period to becomea practical nurse, usually 12 months. brings large num-bers of graduates into the labor market at relativelyyoung ages. Concomitantly. this type of training alsohas enabled the older woman to enter the health carelieid.

A study being conducted by the National League forNursing on the career patterns of practical nurses re-veals that the age o' students entering practical nursingprograms varied. "Less than half, or 45.3 percent of thestudents ad--.1ittcd t, the schools in the study, fell in

the age rangc of 14 to 19; chile slightly over half ofthe students were twenty year of age or older.'" Theirdata show that about 24 percent of the entering studentsWere at least 35 years old.

On the average. the youngest empbTed licensedpractical nurses were fouled in the \Vest North Centralregion of the United States. The median age for thatregion was 38.2 years. In the States of North Dakota.South Dakota. and Nlinnesota, the median age fellbelow 30,

he majority of employed licensed practical nurses(58.2 percent) reported they were married: 12 percentis ere divorced or separated: 12 percent Were widowed:16,3 percent were single.

Ac would be expected, single employed licensedpractical nurses l\ ere younger on the average than Werelicensed practical nurses in the other marital statusci,tegories. Their median age was 26.9 years sshilemarried nurses had a median of 43.3 years. the

55ido\Ned. 58 8 sears, aid the divorced and separatedhad a median age of 45.8 years.

Basis of Original LicenseThe inventory form contained a question about

Nhether the original license to practice practical nursingNas obtained bi examination or Naiv.:r. For the mostpart the term "original license'' was no clearly defined

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as the first license ever obtained by the nurse regardlessof State where the license was being renewed. SonicStates did ask in which State the first license Waiobtained to assist in interpreting that question.

The term "waiver'' signifies that sonic requirement toobtain a license is set aside, such as the necessity to havegraduated from a State-approved program of practicalor vocational nursing. In sonic States it is required thatthese individuals take and pass the examination. There-fore, if the individual completed the Inventory formby checking both waiver and examination, the responsewas coded as. salver.- However, despite those limita-tions the characteristics of those who indicated theywere originally licensed by examination as compared tothose is hose original license was by waiver warrantsreview.

For the United States as a whole it was found thatalmost 73 pexent of the employed licensed practicalnurses reported that their original license was obtainedby examination and 24.5 percent indicated they werelicensed by waiver. Among the States. the highestproportion of original licenses obtained by waiver wasfound in Pennsylvania (60 percent or about three outof every five employed licensed practical nurses in thatState). The States in %%hich at least nine out of 10employed licensed practical nurses reported having ob-tained their first licence by examinationam wCre Minnesota.:,lar,and, Tennessee, California. Idaho. North Dakota.Alaska. Wisconsin. Iowa. and Nevada.

There is a marked difTerence in the age distributionsof employed licensed practical nurses who obtainedoriginal licenses by examination and those who ob-tained them by waiver. The median age of those Whoreported theirs was obtained by examination was 39,7years while the 'a aivered licensed practical nurses'average age was 54.3 years. Among the employedlicensed practical nurses who were (10 years or older.55 percent reported that they had obtained their originallicense by waiver. On the other hand. 96 percent of dieemployed licensed puct:cal nurses under 30 years ofage were licensed originally by examination. The initialpassage of a licensing law or an amendment to anexisting statute are times When the likelihood occurs oflarge numbers of ficeni.es being issued by waiver, asthe censure statistics in annual editions of racry AboutNta.c;ne attest. It is, therefore, more apt to be theolder licensed practical nurse who holds a waiveredlicence.

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nantly in institutional settings. Sixty-seven percent wereestimated to be employed in hospitals in 1967 andanother 12 percent were working in nursing homes.About 14 petcent of licensed practical nurses wereengaged in private nursing, the vast majority of whomwere probably caring for patients in hospitals. Dataobtained by the American Nurses' Association fromnurses professional registries for 1967 showed thatalmost S9 percent of the calk filled by licensed practicalrP.rses for private nursing care were for patients in

hospitals whi/e only about II percent were for patientsin their homes.'

The distribution of employed licensed practical nursesby employment settings in 1967, when adjusted for non-response as to employment status and ficld of nursing,is as follows:

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Total .. ..... ...... . 269.123 100.0Hospital . . ................ 179.511 66.5Private nursing 37.295 13.8Nursing home 12.139 11.9Physician's or dentist's office 15.598 5.8Public health 3.385 1.3Industry 1.086Other.................... 709

It may be 'veil to point out here that the need forgross manpower statistics does not obviate the need forinstitutional or agency data, nor is the reverse true. Oiletype of study complements the other and adds to thestore of knowledge. Indeed, it would be relativelyimpossible to assess the status of trends in education,employment, utilization. and adequacy of supply ofhealth manpower without adequate statistics of variouskinds.

Estimates of the namber of employed practical nursesin various employment settings arc available periodi-early from difTcrent sources. The Div ision of Nursing ofthe National Institutes of Health in a 1966 study ofnursing personnel in hospitals estimated that 160,766

practical nurses were employed in hospitalsthat year.'

1 he Division of Nursing regularly gathers data onnursing personnel employed in public health. Theyfound that in 1966 there were 826 licensed practical

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nurses reported employed in the United States. In their1968 study, 1,681 licensed practical nurses were re-ported employed in public health in this country.'

Another source of data on where practical nurses areemployed is the National Center for Health Statistics.Their Division of Health Resources Statistics surveyednursing and related homes in 1967 and found that40,109 licensed practical nurses were working there.These data were collected in the 1967 Afu.ster FacilitiesInventory Survey of Inpatient Health

Relativel little information is av ailable on nursingpersonnel in physicians' offices. Some data were col-lected by the American Medical Association in a surveyof medical groups in the United States in 1965. It wasfound that 3,636 licensed practical nurses were em-ployed in group practice situations.'' The ANA inven-tory, how.ev..fr. is the major source of data on licensedpractical nurses in physicians' and dentists' offices, in-dustry, and private nursing.

There arc some interesting distinctions characterizingthe supply of licensed practical nurses when examinedby field of employment. Hospital-employed licensedpractical nurses constitute 0; largest segment amongthe various employment settings; in each State andregion of the cour try this employment group pre-dominates. However, there are differences of magnitt,deaccording to geographic location. For example, in arcPacific area of the country almost 71 percent of thelicensed practical nurses reported they worked in hospi-tals while in the New England region 62 rreent werehospital-employed.

In New England a significantly higher proj.ortion(22 percent) of licensed practical nurses were foundworking in nursing homes as compared to the 12 pe-cent of the country as a whole. However, the southernpart of the country showed a significantly lower nro-portion (about 9 percent) employed in nursing homes.11: three States in the southern a larea that were excep-tions to this relatively low proportion wereGeorgia. and Alabama.

For licensed practical nurses in private nursing. thearea showing the highest proportion \vas the \fiddleAtlantic region 19 percent) and the low was found inthe Pacific area, which had only S percent reported.In the field of office nursing, a high proportion (S.5percent) w as found in the \'est South Central areacompared to a low (about 3 percent) in the north-eastern section of the country.

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Licensed practical nurses in hospitals had a medianage of 41.4 years. Onc-quarter of them were 28.6 yearsand younger and one-quarter were over 52.2 years.Licensed practical nurses in hr tpitals and those workingin offices were younger on the average Than those work-ing in other employment settings. 1 he median age oflicensed practical nurses in offices was 40.1 years.

Since most employed licensed practical nursesworked in hospitals it would be expected that thelargest number of individuals in every marital statuscategory,' would be found in hospitals, and this was so.As far as single nurses Were concerned, three-quarters ofthem worked in hospitals, a far greater proportion inhospitals than was found for all employed licensedpractical nurses. The median age of single licensedpractical nurses in hospitals was 24.8 years; marriedlicensed practical nurses in hospitals had a median ageof 41.7 years.

The proportion of licensed practical .uses in hos-pitals %%Ito received their original licenses by waiver wascomparatively low (19.5 percent) compared to all otherfields in %chick large numbers of licensed practicalnurses were found. The one exception 'vas the physi-c1ans' or dentists' offices where only 19.9 percent oflicensed practical nurses received their first licenses bycsaisier. 'These Were the two fields in which the youngerlicensed practical nurses were found. The youngernurses Were more apt to have received their firsttie:er.se by examination than by waiver.

The second largest field of employment for licensedpractical nurses is private nursing. These nurses wereolder on the average than licensed practical nurses ioany other employment setting; the median age was 54.9years. likeause of their age level, they showed, as agroup, significantly higher proportions of widowed, anddivorced and separated persons than was found for alllicensed practical nurses. Forty -three per of lic:nsedpractical nurses doing private nursing reported receivingtheir original licenses by waiver, the highest ocreentageof ;Illy field in which licensed practical nurses were%corking.

Nursing home-. employed the third largest numl,er oflicensed practical nurses among tilt- various employ-ment settings. These noises also tended to he older, onthe average, with a median age of 48.2 years. A sig-nificantly higher proportion were married and widowedthan cc as found for all licensed practical nurses. As agroup. licensed practical nurses in nursing homes had aMich proportion (12.9 percent) of waivcrcd licenses.

Physicians and dentists employed the fourth largestgroup of licensed practical nurses to work in theiroffices. Insofar ac age and basic Of obtaining originallicense is concerned. they are similar to the group ofTeen s I practical nurses in hospitals. The marital statusdistribution of each group cc ac. tioscever. quite different:

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69 percent of those employed in offices were marriedwhile 58.6 percent of those employed in hospitals weremarried.

Since there were only small numbers of licensedpractical nurses in other types of employment settingsthan those described, no detailed analysis is karrantc.d.It is of interest, howi'ver, to see that while only 1.3

percent of licensed practical nurses in the country as awhole worked in public health, 20.7 percent worked inpublic health in the State of Alaska.

Men LPN's

A total of 6,910 men licensed practical nurses wereemployed in nursing in the United States in 1967. Theyrepresented 73.3 percent of all men licensed practicalnurses and 2.7 percent of all employed licensed practical nurses, male and female. 1 he median age of em-ployed men licensed practical nurses was 44.0 ;ears.about the same as that found for employed womenlicensed practical nurses (44.3 years). Looking at thedistribution of the men by age groups, there appearedto he more of a concentration in the middle categories,such as the 30-34, 35-39. 4C-44, and 45-49 age groups,than was found for women.

Tmenty-two percent of the employed men licensedpractical nurses Were single; 66 percent Were married:9 percent Were widowed, divorced or Separated. Themedian age of the single men was 38.3 years comparedto 26.4 years as the average for the single women whowere employed. Two employment scttingc shocced ahigher percentage of men licensed practical nursesthan of women: in hospitals there were 71.1 percent ofmen, 65.8 percent of women; in industry there. were 1.2percent of men and .4 percent of women.

A larger proportion of the men licensed practicalnurses reported they obtained their first licences byc.-aiver than did the women (40 percent of employedmen licensed practical nurses compared to 24 purees'of the employed women licences! practical nurses). Themen licensed practical nurses engaged in private nursingshowed a higher proportion of those obtaining theirfirst licences by examination 5c compared %cid, womenin that field. insofar as the other employment settingsWere concerned. however: the reverse %,"ac

The Inactive LPNOf all licensed practical nurses Mu, held licenses to

proetit'e in 1967-343,635-- a total of 69.1S9 re-ported 1110 \\ ire not employed in nursing. From Ihcscdata it cc as estimated that tae actual iminhcr of Mu:tic elicensed practical nurses in the finites! States that yearcc as 73.912 or 21.5 pere.,:n! (,f ;111 licensed rmeifealntirsec.

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The inactive licensed practical nurse had a medianage of 42.6 years. Thus, the licensed practical nursewho maintained a license to practice, although not em-ployed, was younger on the average than the employedlicensed practical nurse. Seventy-five percent of theinactive licensed practical nurses were married, c muchhigher proportion than that for the employed licensedpractical nurses. Si..teen percent of the inactive licensedpractical nurses were widowed, divorced or separated,and almost 7 percent were single. The married inactivelicensed practical nurse was younger (38.2 years on theaverage) than the inactive licensed practical nurses inthe other marital status categories. Single inactivelicensed practical nurses had a median age of 40.0years.

There was no difference insofar as employed or in-active licensed practical nurses were concerned in theproportion of those obtaining their original licenses bye.xamination (about 72 perccnt of the inactive and 73perccnt of the employed) and those obtaining them bywaiver (about 24 percent of each group).

There were 1,769 men licensed practical nurses hold-ing licenses to practice ixho were not employed innursing. 18.8 percent of the 9.420 men in this study.This is a higher proportion imietive than was found formen registered nurses (6.2 percent). The median age ofthe men inactive licensed practical nurses ',vas 46.1years. which is somewhat higher than the 44.0 medianfig,: of the employed men licensed practi:al nurses. Theopposite was true for the wanien: employed womenlicensed practical nurses had a median age of 44.3years while the inactive women licensed practical nurseshad a median of 42.5 years.

No information is available from this study as to thepotentiality of the inactive licensed practical nurses forfuture employment. It may well be that like the regis-tered nurse, the inactive licensed practical nurses whomaintain a license in force can be considered a recruit-ment pool. Of course, an inactive registrant may beemployed in a field outside of nursing. In this study:inyone not employed as a nurse is considered "inactive."

The LPN and the RNSince the 1967 licensed practical nurse inventory wag

conducted in the same manner as the 1966 inventory ofregistered nurses,'" some information is provided %%id)which to make comparisons as to the characteristics ofthese two groups of licensed personnel.

There %;.ere 909.131 registered nu rsec %%lio maintainedcurrent licenses in 1966. Therefore. the 343.635 li-

M1r,'.11r. ,1,1 I F r crkan N,,,Ke

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censed practical nurses are about one-third the size ofthat group. Sixty-seven percent of the registered nurseswere estimated to be employed in nursing (613,188)whereas 78 percent (269,723) of the licensed practicalnurses were estimated to be employed in nursing. T heinventories measure only those nurses Who keep theirlicenses current. h may be that there is more likelihoodthat the registered nurse will maintain a license thanwill the licensed practical nurse. This may account forthe fact that the percentage of registered nurses who arcinactive is greater than is the proportion of licensedpractical nurses who are inactive.

Examining both groups in total (employid and in-active) we find that significantly higher proportions ofthe female licensed practical nurses aged 25 and overwere employed in nursing than were the registerednurses. In the youngest age group.those under 25years--the reverse was true. Differences were not asmarked among the men. However, higher proportionsof the men licensed practical nurses 50 years and overwere employed in nursing than was found among themen reOstered nurses. In the youngest age group of menlicensed practical nurses a smaller proportion was

employed in nursing than was found in this age categoryof men registered nurses.

Looking at the State distributions of employed li-censed practical nursesand registered IISIT,L*C. taking

population into account. there is no consistent pattern ofrelationship between the numbers of persons in eachState is thcse two groups. The following figures slim\the comparisons between the estimated numbers of ert .ployed registered nurses and employed licensed proetc,,1 nurses according to nine regional areas of the Unite(States:

Table 3. Regional distribution of eniploed RN's

and T.PN's

Ih N'sNurce-

rotulatcon

1 tilrlo nil 1 l'N'sNur3c-

rorwl3tio:-Region' Nurrbcr ratio Nur11xr ratio

Unitcd Sows 613. tSS 313 269.723 115

v. I n1.71.uld 57.252 5rr) 2o..IY, I sn

51n1,11c Atlantic 1-15.03; 395 5S .02h 157

South Atlantic 7S. 45() 270 31, 1r.,S 1 1 ts

aq South ('antral 22.631 176 16.153 125

Wol South Cenir31 31.154 1S2 36.312 1911

1 5,1 Norlh Central 115.555 306 4,5, 310 11'4

west North (Antral 51.511 321 15.63s 115

Mountain 25,735 331 10.017 132

Pacific 74.743 321 25.621 112

Ini1J.7,1 in t r.h rt r ,

Figure 4. Employment settings of LPN's and RN's

19Nfs Nursinghomes

Private nursing

'Office

Inst itvtions

* (includes public heolth, and industry(

Officenursing

Public health

Industry

CO'ec

Zuir;i1.

Institutions

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Although the numbers of men registered nurses andmen licensed practical nurses were virtually identical-6,590 and 6,9l0, respectively-the mel licensed practi-cal nurses represent a more sizable proportion of theentire complement of licensed practical nurses than didthe men registered nurses in relation to all registerednurses.

The employed licensed practical nurse was consider-ably older on the average than the employed registerednurse: the former had a median age of 44.3 years andthe median age of the latter was 40.3 years. In all agecategories above age 45, there were larger proportionsof employed licensed practical nurses compared toregistered nurses. In a'l except 17 States the licensedpractical nurses were markedly older on the averagethan were the registered nurses. The median age of thelicensed practical nurses in 19 States was more than 5years above that of the registered nurse. As can beseen from the following table, among he 17 Statesthat did not follow this general pattern, the median ageof the licensed practical nurses was either considerablylower than that of the registered nurses or they werefairly similar.

Table 4. Median age of employed RN's and LPN'sin selected States

Median age

State RN's 1.PN's

Alaska 37.8 34.0California 42.5 42.9Connecticut .. . . . ........ . 40.2 38.7Iowa 39.2 37.8Kansas 39.4 40.4Maine 44.1 43.8Mar)land 38,8 38.4Slichigan 40.5 38.1Minnesota 38.4 28.0Nesada 43.7 43.5New Hampshire 41 6 4t .2New Mexico 42.5 39.6North Dakota 37,5 24.0South Dakota 38.3 27.6Vermont 43.6 44.1Virginia 39.3 39.7Wisconsin 39.6 31.4

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As compared :o the registered nurses, it was foundthat smaller proportions of licensed practical nurseswere single or married, and that larger proportions werewidowed, divorced or separated. This probably reflectsthe fact that licensed practical nurses tended to be olderthan the registered nurses on the average.

As was mentioned previously, licensed practicalnurses tended to be concentrated in institutional settingsand in private nursing. Compared to the registered

nurses there were comparatively few licensed practicalnurses employed in public health work, in industry, andphysicians' and dentists' offices.

Table 5. Field distribution of RN's and LPN's

Number of Number ofYield of employment RN's LPN's

Total 613,188 269,723Institutions 410,127 211,650Prisate nursing 60,477 37,295Otlice nursing 50,365 15,598Public health 49,012 3,385Industry 19,199 1,086Other 124,008 709

includes school of nursing.

It is interesting to note that the age and maritalstatus distributions in the various fields of nursing foundfor the licensed practical nurses tended to be similar tothat found for the registered nurses. As was true for theregistered nurses, licensed practical nurses in hospitalsand office nursing were from the younger segment ofthe employed nurse population and those in privatenursing. from the oldest. Hospital nursing appeared tohave a large segment of the young single regi5terednurses as was true for the licensed practical nurses.Office nursing tended to have a relatively high propor-tion of married nurses among both the registered nursesand the licensed practical nurses.

Conclusion

Information about health manpower is under closescrutiny today in this Nation's efforts to meet theincreasing demand for health care. To recruit morestudents into educational programs that take advantageof their capabilities; to produce additional personnel,possibly in new occupations; to provide educational andexperiential opportunities for personnel to advance intheir careers are today's goals in the health field. Theperiodic as ailability of certain benchmark data is re-quired to evaluate progress toward these goals.

Since nursing personnel is a key group in the healthmani..wver spectrum, a continuous series of compre-hensive information is valuable in such evaluations. Thelive inventories of registered nurses which have beenconducted provide such data for this segment of the

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nursing personnel. The I967 inventory of licensed prac-tical nurses is the first nationwide census that gatheredinformation on the characteristics of these practitioners,Baseline data afforded b, this survey can be utilized forfurther research.

In addition to continuing to collect such data as ANAobtained in 1967 in order to have comparable statisticson licensed practical nurses, there is the need for someadditional items of information and the refinermot ofcertain questions. For example, a question on educationalbackground could be introduced into a subsequent in-ventory. While the 1967 study attempted to find thebasis upon which original licenses were obtained, it didnot determine the actual educational background of thepractical nurse. Also, a question on full- and part-timeemployment will he added to the next set of inventoryquestions.

APPENDIX A

Table 1A. Employment status of licensed practical or vocational nurses in each State, 1967

SlateTotal

number

Employed innursing

Number Percent

Not employed innursing

Number Percent

Employmentnot reported

Number

status

Percent

United States . 343,635 252,522 73.5 69,189 20.1 21,924 6.4

Alabama ,,,...... ....... 5,211 4,263 80.9 605 15.3 203 3.8Alaska.. 285 193 69.5 86 30.2 1 .3Arizona 2,221 1,709 77,0 478 21.5 34 1.5Arkansas 4,128 3,360 F 1.4 654 16.1 104 2.5California . 26,203 13,479 70.5 5,626 21 5 2,098 8.0

Colorado....... 4,510 3,657 81.1 809 17.9 44 1.0Connecticut ...... 4,386 3,549 80.9 633 15.6 154 3.5Delaware..... 803 540 19.7 149 18,5 14 1.7District of Columbia. 2,431 2,090 85.0 259 10.6 82 3.4Florida ......... 11,625 8,753 75.3 1,614 14.4 1,193 10.3

Georgia. 4,987 3,801 76.2 1,C46 21.0 140 2.8Hawaii 1,583 1,203 75.7 244 15.4 141 8.9Idaho., _ .......... 1,957 1,439 73.5 510 26.1 8 .4Illinois.. 14,511 11,150 76.5 2,231 15.3 1,190 8.2Indiana, 3,885 2.997 77.1 620 16.0 268 6.9

Iowa.... ....... ...... 3,335 2,373 71,1 8,6 26,3 86 2,6Kansas 2,422 1,801 74.4 503 20.7 118 4.9Kentucky 3,621 2,787 77.0 666 18.4 163 4,6Louisiana 6,322 5,032 79.6 1,248 1.4 1 42 .7Maine 1,037 655 63.2 321 31.5 55 5.3

Maryland 3,990 3,025 75,8 912 22.9 53 1.3Massachusetts. 16,633 9,532 57.3 3,176 19.1 3,925 23.6Michigan 16,122 10,181 66.9 3,778 23,4 1,563 9.1Minnesota . 6,226 4,964 19.7 1,158 18.6 104 1,1Mississippi 3,579 2,912 81,4 533 14.9 134 3.1

Missouri... ........ 7,901 5,490 82.1 1,032 13.1 379 4.8Montana 812 581 72,3 221 21.2 4 .5Nebraska 1,528 1,144 74.9 343 22 8 36 2.3Nevada._ .... 8" 544 61.3 L40 30.7 12 1.5New Hampshire 1,436 932 64.9 383 21.0 116 8.1

New Jersey. 11,086 1,464 61.3 2,776 25.1 845 7.6New Mexico 1,515 1,116 73.7 307 20.2 92 6.1New York ....... ....... . 34,850 24,951 71 6 9.436 27.1 453 1.3North Carolina ...... 6,593 5,229 79.3 1,153 11.5 211 3,2North Dakota. 766 603 78.1 160 20.9 3 .4

Ohio 18,363 14.683 19.9 3,307 18 0 318 2.1Oklahoma ....... 4,195 2,973 70 9 713 11.0 599 12.1Oregon... 3,001 2,164 72.1 818 21.3 19 .6Pennsylvania 31,741 23,940 75 4 6,878 21.7 929 2 9Rhode Island 2,153 1,585 13 6 505 23.5 63 2 9

South Carolina 2,676 2,183 81.6 423 16,0 65 2.4South Dakota. 811 614 15 1 159 19 5 44 5 4Tennessee 6,969 5,669 81 3 1,155 16 6 145 ?.1Texas 30,311 20,237 65 1 5,210 17.1 5,301 17 2Utah 1,551 1,191 76 8 339 21 8 21 1.4

Vermont 1,219 935 73.1 316 24.7 28 2.2Virginia 5,859 4,808 82 1 959 16.3 92 1 6

Washington 7,014 4,157 67.8 2,143 30.6 114 1.6".e.>t Virginia 2,821 2,317 821 406 14.4 98 3.5Wisconsin..... .,. . . 4,570 3,939 85.9 573 12 5 28 .6Wyoming 314 271 74 1 92 24 6 5 1 3

_ ........_..._...........

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Table 2A. Adjusted totals for employed licensed practical or vocational nurses in each Stateand region and ratio per 100,000 populzition, 1967

State and region

Employednurses,

(adjustedfigure)

Nurse-populationratio' State and region

Emptoyednurses,

(adjustedfigure)

Nurse-popu-lationratio'

United States ...... . 269,723 1.1 East North Central 46,310 118Illinois. . .... ... ........... . 12,146 111

New England . ..... . 20,436 1130 tndiana. .... .. .. . ...... 3,222 64Connecticut 3,677 125 Michigan .... ....... . .. 11,948 140Maine .......... . . . . . . . 691 70 Ohio 14,998 141Massachusetts 12,469 228 Wisconsin 3,996 94New Hampsh're . .. . .... 1,1111 151Rhode Island 1,632 181 West North Central ..... . .. 18,638 115Vermont 956 236 Iowa 2,440 81

KansLs 1,897 83Middle Atlantic.. .... . . .. ... . 59,026 157 Minnesota 5,053 139

New Jersey ...... . .... . . . 8,081 115 Missouri ........ 6,819 149New York 25,293 139 Nebraska 1,172 79Pennsylvania ?4,652 210 North Dakota 606 94

South Atlantic 34,468 116South Dakota 651 92

Delaware 650 125 Mountain 10,697 132District of Col 2,162 267 Arizona ... ........ .. 1,737 104Florida 9,747 158 Colorado 3,695 181Georgia 3,912 ea Idaho 1,445 205Maryland 3,065 82 Montana 591 82North Carolina 5,401 108 Nevada ...... ..... .. ...... . .... . . 552 116South Carolina 2,239 85 New Mexico..... ......... ...... ..... .. 1,188 112Virginia 4,884 107 Utah 1,207 116West Virginia 2,402 136 Wyoming 281 80

East South Central... .. ...... ......... 16,183 125 Pac:;ic 28,623 112Alabama .... .......... ............ .. 4,437 125 Alaska 199 73Kentucky 2,924 92 California.. ........ 20,0)1 103Mississippi . ........ .. ..... ......... 3,029 1:1

.....1-1..Naii 1,319 176

Tennessee......... .... .... ......... 5,793 149 Oregon 2,179 109

West South Central.... .. . .......... ... 36,342 190Washington 4,835 155

Arkansas 3,448 176Louisiana 5,067 138Oklahoma 3,387 138Texas 24,440 222

Adjusted for nonresponse.$381105 based on December 31,1%7 population from -Sates Management, Survey LI Buying Power.- Copyright June 10, 1968. Popurat9on 'Tres

evclude armed forces overseas.

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21

Tab

le 3

A. N

umbe

r of

lice

nsed

pra

ctic

al o

r vo

catio

nal n

urse

s, b

y ag

e gr

oup,

mar

ital s

tatu

s, a

nd e

mpl

oym

ent s

tatu

s, 1

967

Mar

tial s

tatu

s an

dT

otal

Und

er65 an

dA

ge not

empl

oym

ent s

tatu

snu

mbe

r20

-24

25-2

930

-34

35-3

940

-44

45-4

950

-54

55-5

960

-64

over

repo

rted

Tot

al34

3,63

51,

601

41,2

0434

,614

27,0

3429

,874

31,7

4235

,590

38,1

7433

,933

23,6

0023

,810

22,4

59

Sin

gle

46,7

991,

081

'1,3

096,

519

2.99

82,

475

2,13

62,

173

2,47

32,

647

2,14

62,

708

1,13

4E

mpl

oyed

41,7

3799

216

,987

5,86

92,

686

2,19

61,

912

1on

o2,

119

2,21

91,

754

1,70

988

5..o

t em

ploy

ed4,

660

711.

135

557

262

238

191

222

289

369

315

877

134

Not

rep

orte

d^9

210

187

9353

4133

4265

5977

122

115

Mar

ried

203,

384

350

21,0

6324

,738

19,8

5721

,740

22,L

4825

,044

25,0

3419

,565

10,9

626,

817

s,36

6E

mpl

oyed

146,

052

255

13,8

8815

,136

13,5

5416

,524

18,2

3619

,978

19,6

8314

,743

7,45

52,

644

3,76

6N

ot e

mpl

oyed

51,9

e89

8.94

79,

188

5,97

94,

820

4 10

64,

558

4,78

04,

264

3,11

92,

840

1,17

6N

ot r

epor

ted

4,55

66

228

314

324

396

506

508

571

558

388

333

424

Wid

owed

38,4

477

6322

236

779

81.

575

2,97

45,

323

6,94

67,

163

11,4

151,

594

Em

ploy

ed25

,596

749

161

2r0

671

1, .,

392,

614

4,64

65,

945

5,66

77,

097

1,11

0N

ot e

mpl

oyed

7,35

613

50/0

108

202

294

536

795

1,23

73,

759

292

Not

rep

orte

d1,

495

111

719

3466

141

206

259

559

192

Div

orce

d or

sep

arat

ed34

,840

1295

22,

650

3,24

84,

274

1,51

44,

652

4,57

23,

941

2,65

12,

132

1,29

3E

mpl

oyed

30,1

,v9

-'5.

2,29

72,

910

3,81

14,

064

4,15

93,

969

3,41

92,

196

1,44

61,

068

Not

em

ploy

ed3.

301

3. n

830

928

437

037

138

941

341

537

661

015

3N

ot r

epor

ted

853

4454

9379

104

140

167

7876

72

Mar

ital s

tatu

s no

t rep

orte

d20

,165

151

81/

485

564

587

669

747

1122

834

679

738

13,0

72E

mpl

oyed

4,65

15

183

208

270

289

369

425

521

529

434

331

1,08

2N

ot e

mpl

oyed

1,40

648

5959

6367

9011

212

612

126

340

1N

ot r

epor

ted

.. ,

..14

,108

148

581

218

235

235

233

232

'89

179

124

147

11,5

89

....

C'

Tab

le 4

A, P

erce

nt o

f lic

ense

d pr

acti,

:al o

r vo

catio

nal n

urse

s, b

y ag

e gr

oup,

mar

ital s

tatu

s, a

nd e

mpl

oym

ent s

tatu

s, 1

96%

t.)1

-,tA

tu-,

and

Tot

alU

nder

65 and

Aw

,rio

tor

nplo

yrne

n!N

umbe

rP

erce

r.t

2370

-7,

25-2

930

-34

35-3

940

-44

45 -

4950

-54

55-5

960

-64

over

repo

rted

Tot

al.

343.635

1 601

41,204

34,614

27,034

20,874

31,742

35.590

38.174

33,933

23.600

23,810

22.459

Single

46,799

100 0

100 0

100,0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100_0

100.0

100.0

100,0

100.0

100.0

F mplOvod

,''

'',7

,..3

101 8

92.4

0,

v89.6

38.7

89.5

87.9

85.7

8.3.8

81.7

63.1

78.1

Not ,o,oloyorl

4.660

'0 0

6 6

6 2

68.7

9.6

90

10.2

11.7

14.0

14.7

32 4

11.8

Not

rPpor5N1

9(V

1 9

1 6

1.0

1.4

1.7

17

1.5

1.9

2.6

2 2

3.6

4.5

10.1

Married

203.384

100 0

100.0

100.0

100 0

100 0

100.0

100 0

100.0

100,0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

1. onplevo.l

146,

362

7;-_

' ?72

965

.961 7

68.3

76 0

79.8

79 8

78.6

75.4

68.0

53.4

70.2

No.

,.,- ,loye,1

51,966

25.6

25

33.0

37 5

JO 1

22 11

18 0

18.2

19.1

21.8

28.5

41.7

21.9

Not

r,p

orte

,!4.556

2.2

17

11

1 3

1.6

1 0

2.2

2.0

2.3

2.8

3.5

4.9

7.9

Wid

owed

38.447

100 0

100.0

100.0

100 -0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100 -

Ernplosp.'d

29.595

77 0

100.0

77,8

72,5

79 6

44.1

85.0

87.9

87.3

85.6

79.1

62.2

6'

..,

Not

7.r

rplo

y-,1

/256

19.1

20.6

22 5

19.1

13.5

12,3

9 9

10.1

11.4

17.3

32.9

18.3

Not

rep

orte

d1,495

3.9

1.6

5.0

1.9

2 4

2.2

2.2

2.6

3.0

3.6

4.9

12,1

Oniorced or separated

34,840

A0.0

100 0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100 . C

100.0

100.0

Em

ploy

er,

30.176

86 6

75_0

87.0

86.7

89.6

39.2

90.0

89.4

87.8

86.8

82.9

67.8

82.6

Not ernploy,d

3,801

10.9

75.0

11.3

11.7

8.7

8.6

8.2

3.4

9.1

10.5

14.2

28.6

11.8

Not

rep

orte

d363

2.5

1.7

1 6

1.7

2.2

1.8

2.2

3.1

2 7

2,9

3,6

5.6

Martial status not reported

20.165

100.0

100.0

100.0

:30.0

100.0

180.0

100.3

100 0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

Employed

4.651

23 0

3.3

23.0

42,9

47_9

49.3

5s.2

56.9

63.4

63.4

63.9

44,9

8.3

Not ornploy8d

1,40

67.0

5 9

17.2

10 4

10.7

10.0

12.0

13.6

15.1

17.8

35.2

3.1

NI,,

! rep

orte

d14,103

70 0

95.7

71

144

941.7

40.0

34.8

31.1

23.0

21.5

18.3

19_9

83.6

Tab

le 5

A. A

ge g

roup

s of

em

ploy

ed li

cens

ed p

ract

ical

or

voca

tiona

l nur

ses

in e

ach

Sta

te a

nd r

egio

n, 1

967

Tor1

num-

Under 20

Num-

Per-

20-21

Nleo.

Fer-

25-79

Num-

Per

30

Nun',

31 Per-

35-39

N,,-

Per

40.44

Nun,

Per

45-49

hum

Per

50-54

Num.

Per

55-59

Nom-

Per

60-24

65 and over

Not reported

hum-

Per

Num-

Per-

NUM-

Pe,-

re:,on

br

her

cent

ber

cent

her

rent

her

cent

be'

cent

her

cent

be

cent

her

cent

be,

cent

her

cent

her

cent

ber

cent

United States

Number

252.522

1,268

.31.940

23,671

19.710

23.491

25.920

29,085

30.938

26,655

17,506

14,227

7,911

Pereent ..

100 0

.5

10.3

11.5

12 3

10 6

9.6

3.1

New England

11.188

85

_5

2,815

16 4

1,542

9 0

1,060

6 2

1.333

7 8

1,521

8.8

1,729

10.0

1.919

11 2

1.674

9.7

1,117

6.5

933

5.4

1,460

8_5

Cenreet,c,5

3.549

12

2.2

'51

71 7

3'9

13 ;

2:9

7 9

301

87

330

9 3

316

F 9

331

9.3

310

8.7

176

5.0

173

4_9

122

3_4

VAIN,

E55

1:5

:'

77,.,

:1 5

42

6 4

31

4.7

18

7 3

69

10 5

73

11.2

59

9 0

45

6.9

43

6.6

54

8.2

7,4,,,Ich97,,,1?7,

..

9.532

64

3,/

13 S

6',--.

1 3

53:

5 4

751

1.9

847

8.9

1,011

10 6

1.133

11.9

970

10.2

645

6.8

449

4 7

1.168

12.2

New Hamp-,h6e,

932

4In 5

107

II 5

66

71

''

77

79

2 5

6;

1.2

04

9.0

89

9.6

73

7_8

76

8.2

33

3.5

Rhode 'Mind

1,595

2755

16

1192

12

1SO

51

116

7 3

141

8 9

174

11 0

184

11_6

546

0.2

115

7.3

116

7.3

64

4.0

V-mlore

._

935

r191

20 4

91

'.10

56

6 0

56

6.0

16

8.1

92

9 9

lir',

12_2

100

10.7

63

6.7

76

8_1

19

2.0

Middle Atlantic

56,365

626

11

6,779

12 0

4,541

81

3.777

6 7

5.003

8 9

5.903

10.5

6,505

11.5

6,895

12.2

6,309

11 2

4,498

8.0

4,233

7.5

1,296

2_3

New ',emey..

7.464

55

7.4

10

7582

; F

431

5 9

613

8.2

663

8.9

726

10 5

881

11.8

782

10.5

608

8.1

710

9.5

598

8.0

New York

"i4,961

148,

63,468

13 9

7.392

9 6

1,751

7 0

2.146

0 6

2,473

9 9

2.575

10.3

2,643

10.6

2.558

10.3

2,023

81

2,382

9 5

401

1.6

Permr,6,m61

2'1.910

2 0

2.513

10 5

1.566

6 5

1,500

6 6

2,244

9 4

2.757

11.6

3.143

13.1

3.371

14.1

2,969

12.4

1,867

7.8

1,141

4_8

297

1.2

South Atlantic

12,846

115

.3

3,516

10 7

3,120

9.5

2,890

8.3

3.369

10 3

3,512

10.7

3,877

11.8

1,940

12.0

3,317

10.1

2,129

6.5

1,739

5.3

1.322

4_0

b0.1h.lf,

..

''

82

17 8

50

9 1

16

7 2

50

7 8

6/

10.5

76

11 9

93

14.5

72

11.3

42

6.6

52

8.1

1

0,1'4

et Columbia

7,ere,

(.1

17/

61

220

10 5

277

10 9

740

11 9

252

12.0

230

11 0

220

10.5

152

7.8

96

4_6

56

2.7

251

12,0

Hore!.1. .

.8,153

IF

.2

F4?

97

171

03

601

69

730

8.3

932

9.6

971

11.1

1,046

12.4

1,042

11.9

696

8.0

669

7.6

527

6.0

G,,,,,,),)

3.201

3.

,290

1 6

310

82

344

9 0

447

11 6

433

11 4

501

13.2

487

12.8

371

9.8

270

7.1

168

4.4

182

4.8

Varoirm,

3.925

-, ,

403

13.3

389

12 9

370

12 5

400

13 2

355

11,8

330

11 2

255

8.4

722

7.3

103

3.4

47

1,6

128

4.2

Norh Caro lin)

7.6'9

6.

,598

1: 4

438

g 5

474

9i

570

11 0

604

11.6

648

12.4

622

11.9

502

9_6

328

6,3

286

5.5

E5

1.6

SOh1

Carolina

.1',1.3

1r'1

209

9.6

203

9 3

209

9 6

211

9 i

248

11.1

253

11.6

297

13.6

226

10.3

131

6.0

83

3.8

112

5.1

,/,'299a_

4.079

72

15

151

11,8

592

12.3

501

10.4

500

10.4

454

9.4

519

10 8

507

10.6

400

8_3

260

5.4

232

4.6

24

.5

71.;! V,r,,,,,)

'

2.317

63

207

-'

123

5.3

110

4.7

2:0

9.1

261

11 3

341

14.7

373

16.1

220

13.8

203

8_8

156

6.7

12

.5

EaslSouth Central

15.631

36

21,315

8 4

1,358

8 7

1,343

8 6

1,743

11 2

1,862

11 9

2,113

13.5

2.270

:4 5

1,733

11,1

999

6_4

639

4.1

220

1.4

A!1hOoll

4.067

9'

338

1.9

355

8 3

437

10_3

209

12.0

51/

12.1

098

14.0

681

16_0

477

11.2

214

5.0

85

2 0

43

1_0

Fenteco

.1

492

14 4

319

11 5

751

9 0

291

10 5

258

9 3

322

li.6

305

10.9

736

8.5

156

5.6

158

5_7

82

2:3

',.,,ppi

2.',12

.1

1'2

6 3

160

5 5

114

6.0

3:4

10.8

336

11 5

401

13_8

463

15_9

441

15.1

270

9_3

140

4.8

10

.3

l'ennc,,see.

.,

5.569

It

393

6 9

524

9.7

481

8.5

626

11.1

151

13,3

792

14.0

821

14.5

579

10.2

339

6.3

256

4.5

85

1.5

West South Central 31,602

45

.1

2.726

8 b

2,721

8 6

2,606

8.2

3,179

10 1

3.421

10.8

4,042

12.8

4,251

13 5

3,757

11_9

2.366

7.5

1,773

5.6

716

2.3

Aroarm,d6

._

_3366

24

265

7.9

250

7.4

265

i.9

321

9.0

424

12 6

489

14.5

493

14_7

402

12 0

222

6.6

169

5.0

29

.9

lob6.an.1

.,

5,032

8.2

341

; 2

362

7.2

401

1.9

527

10.5

589

11_7

742

14.;

726

14.4

656

13 0

397

7.9

255

5.1

8.2

G'..1eherna

,,X;.

2,013

20.23;

.. .1

152

1.717

51

7 6

711

1,092

7 3

9.4

210

1,730

7.1

8 5

302

2,022

10.2

10.0

303

2.105

10.2

10.4

390

2,421

13_1

12.0

382

2,649

12.9

13.1

367

2,332

12.3

11_5

227

1520

7.6

7.5

193

1,156

6_5

5.7

230

449

7.7

2.2

East North Central

43.580

59

.1

6.805

15 6

4.589

10 5

3.655

8.4

3,997

9.2

4,423

10.1

4,612

11.1

5,268

12.1

4,213

4_7

2.146

6.3

2,079

4.8

934

2.1

;k,,,,,r,

..

15,150

10

1.134

10 2

910

8.2

596

81

1,039

9.3

1.318

11_8

1,407

12.6

1,472

13.2

1,225

11.0

178

7.0

605

5.4

346

3.1

tmhana

7:67

1'6

15 2

766

F.9

715

7.2

261

8;

285

9.5

316

10,6

420

:' 0

328

10.9

201

6.7

131

6.7

45

1.5

.chlion. .

,.

.15%:V.

12

.1

7.093

19 4

1,531

14 2

1,013

9.4

1,061

9.9

1,085

10.1

1,220

11_3

1,131

10,5

760

7_1

458

4.2

241

2.2

176

1.6

Oh.3. ..

..

.14,63

34

21.913

13 0

1,237

8 4

1,124

11

1,333

9.1

1,486

10_1

1,600

10,9

1,524

13,1

1,644

11.2

1.176

7.6

937

6.4

336

2.3

7,i,,,cormon

_._.

3,969

1,209

30 4

650

16 4

39/

10.0

303

/. 6

249

6.3

269

6.8

321

8.1

256

6.4

189

4.8

95

2.4

31

.8

West North Central 17,989

97

53,968

22.0

2 295

12 8

1,354

7 5

1.430

7.8

1,335

7.4

1,513

3.4

1 544

8.6

1,5611

8.7

1,479

6,0

1,374

6,0

167

4.3

Iowa.

.,

..-%

2;3

21

632

75 6

28,

11.9

155

6 5

11)

7_6

187

7.9

IFI

7.6

220

9.3

202

8.5

130

5.5

176

7.4

26

1.1

KAUSAS

1.,i01

2'

5.6

252

14 0

165

9.2

109

6_0

150

8.3

156

8.7

154

8.6

159

8_8

126

7_0

.8

4.3

55

3.0

369

20.5

Mirme.wr,r

4 364

41,83/

.37.0

1,041

21.0

115

9 5

355

7.1

22/

4.6

237

4.8

207

4.2

245

4,9

170

3_4

133

2_7

33

_7

P.1,ssor,

9502

I1

560

/ 0

461

7.1

555

8_6

630

9.7

MI

12.0

783

12.1

807

12.5

570

8,8

609

9,4

272

4.2

Nebre.,,a

1,114

3.3

246

71 5

124

10.8

id

6 1

03

1.3

78

6.8

105

9.2

124

10.8

122

10.7

87

7.6

73

6,4

29

2_5

North Da'.:71

._.

661

78;

47_5

99

15.4

44

7,3

32

5.3

21

3_5

28

1,6

16

2,7

20

3_3

14

2.3

13

2.2

29

1.3

80919 DJoot3_. .

614

51

8.3

212

34.5

P.,

13

40

6_5

43

1.0

36

5,9

27

4.4

35

5.7

38

6.2

30

4.9

18

2.9

91.5

,-.

th..n .1 ver,e.t.

Tab

le 5

A. A

ge g

roup

s of

em

ploy

ed li

cens

ed p

ract

ical

or

voca

tiona

l nur

ses

in e

ach

Sta

te a

nd r

egio

n, 1

967-

Con

tinue

d

State and

region

Total

num-

ber

under 20

20-24

25.29

39-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50.54

55-51

6064

65 and over

Not reported

Nom-

ber

Per-

cent

Num-

ber

Pe-

cent

Num-

ber

Per-

cent

Num-

ber

Per-

cent

Num-

ber

Per-

cent

Num.

ber

Per-

cent

Num.

ber

rer.

cant

Num-

ber

Per-

cent

Num-

ber

Per-

cent

Num-

ber

Per-

cent

Num-

ber

Per-

cent

Num-

ber

Per-

cent

Mountain

10,520

1'

.1

1,101

10.5

115

9.4

775

7.4

111

1.5

1,015

9.6

1,206

11.5

1,376

13,1

1,344

12.8

903

1.6

799

7.6

99

.9

Arrzona ....._

1,309

'.:

.1

169

9.9

161

9.4

133

7.8

116

6.8

151

3.8

200

11.7

221

12.9

252

14.8

152

8.9

130

7.6

22

1.3

Colorado

3,657

3.1

401

11.0

333

9.1

255

7.0

309

8.4

358

9.8

391

10.7

447

12.2

430

11.8

349

9.5

362

9.9

19

.5

Idaho

;,439

11

III

7,7

102

7.1

105

7.3

134

9.3

155

10,8

188

13.1

220

15.3

22:

15.3

108

7.5

92

6.4

2.1

Montana

587

92

15.7

61

10.4

31

5.3

45

7.7

39

6.6

55

9_4

87

14.8

82

13.9

44

7.5

47

8.0

4.7

Nevada

544

63

11.6

53

9.7

57

10.5

48

8.8

60

11.0

70

12.9

64

11.8

52

9.6

48

8.8

14

2.6

11

2.0

New

Mex

ico

1.116

167

15.0

164

14.7

117

10.5

106

9.5

116

10,4

109

9.8

109

9.8

112

8.2

58

5.2

52

4.6

26

2.3

Utah ...

1,191

847.1

101

8.5

67

5.6

109

S.2

105

8.8

162

13.6

184

15.4

176

14.8

117

9.4

78

6.5

13

1.1

Yrpraing

277

22

7.9

10

3.6

10

3.6

32

11.6

31

11.2

31

11.2

44

15.9

39

14.1

32

11.6

24

8.6

2.7

Pacifin

26,101

115

,7

2,107

10.3

2,520

1.4

2,250

1.4

2,563

1.6

2,121

10.9

9,21;

12.3

3,476

13.0

2,94k

11.e

1,6611

6.2

155

3.6

1,097

4.1

Alaska..

1913

1.5

33

16.7

36

18.2

28

14.1

15

7.6

17

8.6

IS

7.6

23

11.6

94.5

52.5

31.5

13

6.6

CaSforma. _.,

18,479

154

.8

1,980

10.7

1,889

10.2

1,666

9.0

1,875

10.2

2,050

11.1

2,267

12.3

2,297

12.4

1,817

9.8

1,0:3

5.5

511

2.8

960

5.2

Hawa....__

1,703

144

11.9

124

10.3

100

8.3

148

12.3

184

15.3

166

13.8

127

10.6

127

10.6

47

3.9

11

.9

25

2.1

Oregon.

2,164

34

1.6

346

16.0

189

8.7

160

7.4

163

7.5

203

9.4

221

10.z

306

14.2

270

12.5

165

7.6

96

4.s

11

.5

Washington

4,757

6,1

404

8.5

282

5.9

296

6.2

367

7.7

474

10.0

619

:3.0

723

15.2

725

15.3

439

9.2

334

7.0

88

1.9

Less

than

.1 p

erce

nt.

Tab

le 6

k A

ge g

roup

s of

inac

tive

licen

sed

prac

tical

or

voce

'ona

l nur

ses

in e

ach

Sta

te a

nd r

egio

n, 1

967

Sta

t, an

dr'g

Or'

To.

alnu

mN

um-

ber

ber1.1:

4er

2920

.24

2.7,

2940

-34

35.3

949

-44

4549

, e..

Nun

,.P

er-

'urn

-P

er-

Num

-F

erI:u

m-

Per

-N

um-

Per

.N

um-

cent

ber

cent

her

cent

ber

cent

On

cent

ber

cent

ber

Uni

ted

Stat

esN

umbe

r69

.166

Perc

ent

100

0

New

Eng

land

5.39

5C

onne

ct-c

ut04

,M

aine

Mas

sach

uset

ts3.

1N

ew H

amps

hire

379

Rho

de g

land

505

Ver

reon

t3:

6

Mid

dle

Atla

ntic

19.0

90N

ew J

erse

y//6

New

yor

e9.

436

Pee

nny

Nan

ia

Sout

h 01

.anf

ie6,

906

Del

awar

eD

i Sr

0' C

Olu

mbi

a20

91,

674

Geo

rgia

1,04

6

70

Maryland.

.12

Nor

th C

arol

ina

1.15

3S

outh

Car

olin

a42

9V

rei

nia

959

Wes

t Virg

inia

.40

6

Eas

tSo

uth

Cen

tral

3,15

9A

laba

ma

055

Ken

tuck

y.66

6M

issi

ssip

pi53

3T

enne

ssee

1,15

5

Wes

tSo

uth

Cen

tral

7,89

5A

rean

sas

654

tour

da0a

1,21

3O

klah

oma

texa

s.

5,21

0

Eas

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Table 7A. Median ages of licensed practical or vok.ational nurses in each State and region,by employment status, 1967

_

State and region

United States

New England ..... . . . ..... ... .. .. ..Connecticut ....... . . .....Maine.,,... . .....Massachusetts . .......... ..New HampshireRhode Island. . ...Vermont. . ................ .

Middle Atlantic..New JerseyNew York. ... ...Pennsylvania

Total

44.1

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41.343,742.5

45.746.945.445.6

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44.3

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45.747.144.846.1

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42.6

37.033.133.337.938.140.933.8

44.945.347.341.7

South Atlantic 44 43.9 43.5Delaware 45.5 46,G 40.5District of Columbia 41.7 41.9 36.8Florida 47.7 46.8 52 1Georgia 45.3 44.8 46.6Maryland 38 1 33.4North Carolina . .. ... 43.1 43.5 40.1South Carolina 43.9 44.1 40.1Virginia 39.3 39.7 36.1West Virginia . . ... 49.1 48.5 50.7

East South Central ... 45 1 45.1 43.4Alabama . . . . . 44.6 44.5 44.5Kentucky ...... 41.3 41.6 38.7Mississippi 48.1 48.3 45.3Tennessee .. ... . . 45.2 45.1 44.2

West South Central 45.7 45.9 46.7Arkansas 46.7 46.1 50 1Louisiana. ..... . ........ .. ... .......... .. 47.1 46.8 43 6Oklahoma 4/.6 47.4 49 8Texas 44.8 45.4 45.3

East North Central 41 8 42.5 36.8Illinois 45.3 45.3 43.5Indiana 44.7 44.8 41.4Michigan. 36.9 33.1 33.0Ohio 44.7 45.2 4110Wisconsin .... ....................... .. 31.0 31.4 29.6

West North Central 37.8 38 2 34 6rov.ra 36.7 37.8 33 4Kansas 40.5 40.4 40 1Minnesota 28 3 28 0 29 1Missouri 43.5 47.8 59 6Nebraska ..... .. . ... ................ ... 49 7 42.0 36 4North Dakota 26.3 24.0 28 9South Dakota 29.1 27.6 30.4

Mountain 46.7 46 7 46 4Arizoia 47.9 47.8 43 2Coloralo ............. . ....... . . . . . . . . . . .. 47.3 47.0 43 7Idaho. 47 6 47.9 45 9Montana 45.6 47.1 37 5Nevada .. ....... . .......... .... ........... .

41 2 43 5 45 2New Mei,. ico 31.7 31.6 39 8Utah 43 2 43 8 43 8Wyoming ii9.8 50 2 43.1

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Table 16A. Basis of original license of licensed practical or vocational nurses in eachState and region, 190

ToterExar ination Waiver Not reported

Number Pe.ccntState and cgicn number Number Percent Number Percent

Uraited StatesNumber 343,635 239,419 82,906 21,310Percent 109.0 69.1 24.1 6.2

Naw England ..... 26,924 14,277 53.0 7,985 2? 7 4,662 17.3Connecticut . .. 4,386 3,562 81.2 512 11.; 312 7.1Maine... ... . .. 1,037 744 71.7 199 19.2 94 9.1Massachusetts 16,633 6,967 41.9 5,797 34.3 3,959 23.8New Hampshire 1,436 704 49.0 526 36.6 206 14.4Rhode Island . 2,153 1,580 73.4 506 23.5 67 3.1Vermont_ ... 1,279 720 56.3 535 41.8 24 1.9

Middle Atlantic 77 683 47,547 61.3 27,979 36.0 2,057 2.7New Jersey 11,066 5,843 52.7 4,366 39.4 877 7.9New York... ....... . 34,850 28,880 82.9 5,537 15.9 433 1 ?Pennsylvania........, .. 31,747 12,924 40.7 18,076 56.9 747 2.4

South Atlantic 41,785 28,952 69.3 10,510 25.2 2,323 5.5Delaware._ ..... 803 400 49.8 3% 49.2 8 1.0District of Columbia 2,431 1,216 50.9 1,174 48.3 41 1.7Florida 11,625 8,055 69.3 2,00' 17.2 1,569 13.5Georgia... .... 4,987 3,023 60.6 1,82 36.6 141 2.8Maryland. 3,990 3,734 93.6 192 4.8 64 1.6North Carolina ..... .... 6,593 4,247 64.4 2,155 32.7 191 2,9South Carolina 2,676 1,978 73.9 448 16.8 250 9.3Virginia... 5,859 4,788 81.7 1,031 11.6 40 .7West Virginia 2,821 1,5,1 53.6 1,231 45.7 19 .7

East South Central 19,440 15,E37 80.4 3,492 19.0 311 1.6Alabama. 9,271 4,324 82.1 637 16.8 60 1.1Kentucky . ..... . 3,621 2,730 75.4 744 20.5 147 4.1Mississippi. ....... .... 3,579 2155 60.2 1,403 33.4 16 .4Termesiiise...... ......... . 6,969 6,428 92.2 453 6.5 83 1.3

West South Central, 45,459 31.565 69.' 11,442 25.2 2.452 5 4Arkansas 4,129 3,489 84.5 593 14,5 40 1.0Lou .ana 5,322 4,657 76.8 1,414 22.4 51 .8Okixhoma. 4t- 2,542 60.6 1,081 25.8 572 13 6Texas 30,811 29,677 67.1 8,313 27.1 1,783 r 8

East North Central . , . 57,516 41,759 72.6 10,171 18.7 4,986 8.7Illinois 14,571 9,402 (4.5 3,1 37.4 1,118 8.1Indiana . 3.685 3.224 f3.0 441 11.4 213 5.6Michigan 15.122 12,532 78.1 630 4.2 2,850 17.7Ohio . 13,363 12,374 67.4 5,383 29.3 606 3 3Wisconsin 4.570 4,1/3 91.4 263 5,9 124 2.7

West North Central . 22,995 17,952 78.1 3,247 14.1 1.795 7.8loxi,a 3,335 2,955 83.9 231 8.4 84 2 I1'.anr.as 2,422 1.616 66.1 218 9.0 581 24.3Minnesota . .. 6,226 5,894 N.7 130 2.1 202 3 2Missouri. ....... 1,901 4,999 63.3 2,232 28.2 670 8.5Nebraska.. 1,528 1,120 73.3 241 15.8 157 10.9Nordin Dakota 766 702 91.7 47 6.1 11 2.2South Dakota 817 656 80.3 93 12.0 63 7.7

Mountain 13,742 9,358 68.1 4,092 29.8 2 4 2 1Ari:ona ......... . 2,221 1,588 71.5 592 26.7 41 1.8Colcirada 4,510 2,466 54.7 2 914 44.5 30 7

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Pacific 31,091 32,272 84 7 3,388 8 9 2.431 6.4Alas4a 255 263 92 3 15 5 3 7 2 4(laid. inia .. 26.203 22.789 87.0 1.239 4 1 2,175 3.3Ha., 31, 1,888 914 57.6 693 37 9 72 4 9Lluxon 3.091 2,522 °4.1 397 13 2 82 2 7V, -ihork,lcm 7,014 5,784 ?,' 5 1,11) 15 2 95 1 3

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Table 17A. Basis of original license of employcJ licensed practical or vocational nurses in eachState and region, 1967

TotalExamination Waiver Not reported

State and region number Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent

United StatesNumber 252,522 183,759 61,944 6,81.Percent.... 100.0 72.8 24.5 2.7

New England 17,188 10,406 60.6 5,471 31.8 1,311 '' 5Connecticut 3,549 2,982 84.0 410 11.6 157 4.4Maine ............. ..., 655 487 74.4 126 19.2 42 64Massachusetts .... 9,532 4,740 49.7 3,810 40.0 982 10.3New Hampshire ..... .. 932 474 50.9 363 38.9 95 H.?Rhode Island_ ... ..... 1,585 1,211 76.4 347 21.9 27 1,7Vermont ..... . ...... ... 935 512 54.8 415 44.4 8 .8

Middle Atlantic......,. 56,365 34,382 61.0 21,306 37.8 671 1.2New Jersey 7,464 4,131 55.3 3,110 41.7 223 3.0New York...... ... 24,961 21,051 84.3 3,730 15.0 180 .7Pennsylvania ... ... .. 23,940 9,230 38.4 14,466 60.4 274 1.2

South Atlantic,....... .. 32,846 23,836 72.6 8,257 25.1 753 2.3Delaware 640 306 47.8 331 :r1.7 3 .5District of Columbia 2,090 1,C14 48,5 1,050 50.2 26 1.3Florida 8,753 6,170 78.5 1,519 17.3 364 4.2Georgia 3,801 2,394 63.0 1,344 35.4 63 1.6Maryland 3,025 2,854 94.4 137 4.5 34 1 1

North Carolina 5,229 3,476 F 5 1,700 32.5 53 1.0South Carolina 2,183 1,635 74.9 362 16.6 136 8.5Virginia........ 4,808 4,001 83.2 792 15.5 15 .3Wexc Virginia.... 2,317 1,286 55.5 1,022 44.1 9 .4

East South Central ... ,5,631 12.778 81.7 2,759 17.7 94 .6Alabama .... ........ 4,263 516 82.5 723 H. 24 .6Kentucky ..... ... 2,;87 2,192 78.6 576 20.7 19 .7Mississippi , ...., 2,912 1,764 60.6 1,140 39.1 8 .3Tennessee ......... ... 5,669 5,306 93.6 320 5.6 43 .8

West South Central.... 31,602 24,016 76.0 7,233 22.9 733 1.1Arkansas 3,360 2.918 86.8 416 12.4 16 .8Louisiana. 5,032 3,991 79.1 1,023 20.4 23 .5Oklahoma ...... . 2,973 1,893 63.7 791 26.6 239 9.7Texas.... ......... 20,237 15,224 75.2 4,993 24.7 15 .1

East North Central 43,580 32,765 75.2 8,138 20.4 1,927 4.4Illinois__ .......... 11,150 7,428 66.6 3.515 31.5 207 1.9Indiana 2,997 2,616 87,3 952 11.7 29 1.3Michigan 10,781 9,025 83.7 441 4.1 1,315 12 2Ohio. . . , . ....... . 14,633 10.043 68.4 4,346 29.6 289 2 0Wisconsin ...... ....... . 3,',69 3,648 91.4 234 5.9 87 2.?

Wlst North Central. 17,989 14,347 79.7 2.601 14.5 1,03i 5.8Iowa .. ...... . 2,373 2.141 90,2 209 8 8 23 1.0Kansas 1,801 1.257 69.8 134 7.4 41d 12 8Minnesota 4,964 4,7E4 96.4 102 2.0 78 1.6Missouri 6,490 4,262 65.1 1,871 28.8 357 5.5Nebraska.. ........ 1,141 825 72.1 192 15.9 137 12.0North Dakota . .... 603 561 93.0 32 5.3 10 1 7

South Dakota , . 614 517 84.2 73 11.9 24 3 9

Mountain. 10,520 7,227 68.7 3,183 30.3 110 1.0Arizora. 1,219 1,243 72.7 455 26.6 11 .7Colorado 3,651 2,040 55.3 1,508 44.0 9 .2Id, lo .. 1,439 1,340 93,1. 99 6.9Montana 587 364 62.0 222 37,8 1 .?Nevada 544 490 90.1 54 9.9New Mexco.. . ....... ix S 854 77.4 195 17 5 5/ 5.1Utah 1,1k/ 765 64.2 3?4 33.1 32 2 7Wyoming 277 121 43,7 156 56.3

Pacific 24,801 24,002 89.5 2,244 14 5S5 2.1Alaska Bs 183 92.4 10 5.1 5 2 5California 18,479 17,214 93 1 842 4 6 423 2.3Hawaii .... 1,203 691 57.4 473 39.3 33 3 3Oregon 2,164 1,86,1 85 1 245 11 3 5', ? 6Washington 4.757 4.05' S5 1 674 14 2 :,. .1

31

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Table 18A. Basis of original license of inactive licensed practical or vocational nurses in eachState and region, 1967

State and region

United States

Totalnumber

Examination

Num >er

Waiver

Percent

Not reported

Number PercentPercent Nu, iiber

Number .... 69,189 49,839 15,644 2,706Percent 100.0 12.0 e4:1 3.9

New England.. ........ 5,395 3,292 61.0 1,535 28.5 5,i8 10.5Connecticut 683 568 83.2 97 14.2 15 2.6Maine 327 243 74,3 58 17.7 26 8.0Massachusetts... 3,176 1,330 54.5 992 31.2 454 14.3New Hampshire_ ... 388 209 53.9 132 34.0 47 12.1Rhode Island 505 347 68.7 143 28.3 15 3.0Vermont 316 195 61.7 113 35.8 8 2.5

Middle Atlantic, .,... 19,090 12,738 66.7 5,973 31.3 379 2.0New JersE y 2,776 1,575 56.7 1,084 39.1 117 4.2New York......... 9,436 7,563 81.2 1,704 18.0 169 1.8Pennsylvania.... ,.,... 6,878 3,600 52.3 3,185 46.3 93 1.4

South Atlantic.. 6,986 4,806 68.8 1,914 27.4 266 3.8Delaware 149 90 60.4 56 37.6 3 2.0District of Columbia 259 175 67.6 78 30.1 6 2.3Florida 1,674 1,116 66.7 432 25.8 126 7.5Georgia 1,046 573 54.8 425 40.6 48 4.6Maryland........ . 912 853 93.5 50 5.5 9 1.0North Carolina ... 1,153 737 63.9 394 34.2 22 1.9South Caroli^ . 428 316 73.8 75 17.5 37 8.7Virginia... ..... . ..... 959 745 77.7 204 21.3 10 1.0West Virgin a. 406 201 49.5 200 49.3 5 1.2

East South Central 3,159 2,551 80.8 572 18.1 25 1.1Alabama.. ......... ... .. 805 669 83.1 128 15.9 8 1.0kentucky.. ...... ....... 665 510 76.6 145 21.8 11 1.6Mississiprii 533 335 63.0 194 35.4 3 .6Tennes...:e 1,155 1,036 89.7 105 9.1 li 1.2

West South Central. 7,895 5,139 65.1 2,620 33.2 136 1.7Arkansas 664 439 75.1 160 24.1 5 .6Louisiana ....... 1,248 862 69.1 374 29.5 12 1.0Oklahoma .... 713 432 60.6 181 25.4 100 14.0Texas 5,270 3,346 63.5 1,905 36.1 19 .4

East North Central 10,509 8,197 78.0 1,627 15.5 683 6.5Illinois.... ...... .. ...... .. 2,231 1,758 79.2 3S6 17.3 77 3.5Indiana 620 52'3 85.3 72 11.6 19 3.1Michigan 3,778 3,998 82.0 189 5.0 491 13.0Ohio . .. ........ .... 3,307 2,278 68.9 947 23.6 82 2.5V, isconsin 573 524 91.4 33 5.8 16 2.8

Wcst North Central... ...... 4,236 3,414 80.6 533 12.6 289 6.8Iowa . .. ........ ....... .. 876 799 91.2 65 7.4 12 1.4Kansas 503 333 66.2 71 L.' 99 19.7Minnesota 1,158 1,099 94.9 28 2.4 31 2.7Missouri 1,032 644 62.4 284 27.5 104 10.1Nebraska 348 280 80.5 53 15.2 15 4.3North Dakota 160 149 87.: 14 8.7 6 3.8South Dakota 159 119 74.9 18 11.3 22 13.8

Mountain 3,002 2,056 68.5 882 23.4 64 2.1Arizona 478 335 70.1 130 27.2 13 2.7Colorado 8J9 404 49.9 393 49.2 7 .9Idaho.... .... 510 443 87.8 59 11.9 3 .6Montana 221 157 71.0 61 27.6 3 1.4Nevada 246 204 82.9 41 16.7 1 .4New Mexico 307 206 67.1 78 25.4 23 7.5Utah. 339 256 75.5 69 20.4 14 4.1Wyoming 92 46 50.0 45 50.0

Pacific. 8,917 7,546 85.2 988 11.1 283 3 2Alaska 66 80 93 0 5 5.8 1 1 2California .... ....... .. 5,626 5,081 90.4 331 5.9 211 3.7Hawaii 244 159 65.2 14 30." 11 4 5Oregon .. .... . P18 651 73 6 145 17.8 21 2 6Washi igton .... 2,143 1.6'2 78 0 432 20 2 39 1 8

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7.464

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23,940

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32.846

21,206

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8.753

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5.229

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2,183

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4,808

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15,631

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4,261

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2,912

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5.669

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31.602

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4,705

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2,674

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3.360

2,273

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319

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11.7

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2,973

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20,237

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43.580

29,426

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11.150

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15.5

1,536

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275

2.5

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2.997

2,058

68.7

333

11.1

352

11.8

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10.781

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14.683

8,977

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2,083

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2,457

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3,969

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17,989

12,174

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2.423

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1.801

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10

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107

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180

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31

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60

32

133

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50

76

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385

28

17

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92

72

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57

57

57

State totals

10,5

981,

515

1,11

630

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1,188

112

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ALGANY

2,949

564

366

190

837

1126

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452

143

90

53

90

199

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15.126

3,108

2,525

529

54

2,570

170

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2,250

582

383

194

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830

274

170

99

5173

208

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782

228

157

69

158

202

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1,539

479

296

177

6300

195

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161

104

55

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475

139

80

56

82

173

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129

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387

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69

50

110

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476

98

53

45

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10,922

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1,308

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62

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447

137

85

47

197

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72

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597

168

108

57

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334

89

47

41

143

144

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47

33

53

64

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699

152

109

43

109

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912

282

204

77

1205

72

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26,557

4,270

3,389

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52

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129

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252

66

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17

46

194

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496

118

64

52

265

131

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605

155

88

61

39e

149

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6,683

2,337

820

4b9

18

831

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551

124

83

38

365

154

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14,592

1,5E3

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515

14

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16.260

3,349

2,673

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2,712

167

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2,385

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APPENDIX D

Scope and Method of Survey

The American Nurses' Association (ANA) has con-ducted nationwide manpouer studies of the registerednurse since 1949. Descriptions of the methodologiesused and a picture of the historical development of thestudies from 1949 to 1962 are given in The Nation'sNurses,' The procedure used for the 1966 study isdescribed in RN's /966. The same basic mechanism forcollecting and tabulating data was utilized to conductthe first study of the Nation's licensed practical nurses.

The 1962 aad 1966 inventories of registered nurseswere supported financially by the Division of Nursing,National Institutes of Health. This same funding sourcemade possible the 1967 inventory of licensed practicalnurses. The Federal contract covered the costs ofmachine data processing and other special items such ascosts for shipping and for conducting special studies.The American Nurses' Association contributed the ex-pense of overhead and staff to the project. Costs in-volved in the publication of this report were borne bythe Division of Nursing.

The procedure used by the State boards of nursingfor renewing licenses to practice is used by ANA to col-lect data on manpower. Except in the cases wherespecial studies are conducted, the licensure renewalapplication contains the questions used for the study.ANA staff prepares a set of uniformly worded questionsfor this purpose. A list of the questions used for thisstudy appears in Appendix E.

The State boards of nursing send the completed appli-cation forms to ANA for processing. The editing,coding. and keypunching is handled in one centrallocation according to the specification; established bythe project directors. Only five States were unable tocomply with this request because they were not able tosend the forms outside of the State. Special procedureswere instituted in these five States. The manual of cod-ing and editing, prepared by ANA staff for the entirestudy, was used to review the raw data, and the samedata processing procedure instituted for the study wasused to prepare punched cards within the five States,These cards were later merged with the punched cardsfor all other States.

The periods during which licenses must be renewedvary from State to State. Because of this, cutoff dates

kf I J .4, A,. , 7,re 5,,r; s/Ariol.1541,

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were assigned to each State according to when the bulkof the renewals would have been received. There were20 States for which the cutoff dates occurred in thebeginning of 1967. (In almost each case the formswere tilled out by the registrant at the end of 1966 orearly in 1967.) The forms that were filled out firstcame from New York and New Mexico. The latest,which were obtained in mid-1968, were those fromCalifornia and Pennsylvania.

About 362,500 application forms were processed. Ofthat total, about 1,800 were removed because theregistrant was outside the United States or the formlacked an address.

A registrant can hold a license to practice in morethan one State. In order to have only one punched cardfor each registrant, the duplicates are identified pri-marily through Social Security number. Where thisidentification was lacking and it was a ;certaincd that theregistrant was registered in more than one State, thename and address was used to eliminate duplicateforms. The final total of usable forms was 343.635.Thus, there were 17,065 duplicate licenses found.Licensed practical nurses were then assigned to theState in which they were working, if they indicated theywere employed in nursing. If they were not \yr-rt.mg innursing or if they did not indicate their employmentstatus, they were assigned to their State of residenceaccording to the mailing address on the form. At thispoint the State of licensure had no bearing on theState where the practical nurse was assigned.

Detailed tabulations on the characteristics of em-ployed and inactive licensed practical nurses were pre-pared for each State and for the United States. EachState hoard of nursing, each constituent State associa-tion of ANA and each constituent association of theNational Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses wasprovided a complete set of the data for that State'slicensed practical nurses. Persons interested in thesedetailed statistics are urged to contact one of thesesources.

County tabulations were produced for each State. Thepractical nurse was assigned to a county on the basis ofthe mailing address on the card, since county of en,' loy-mcnt or residence was not one of the basic questionsasked of the registrant. In order to maintain Statecounts identical with those shown on the Stale tabula-tions, the employed nurse whose mailing. address was

ditTere.nt from the State of employment was countedin a residual group. I herefore, for each State there willbe counts for each county within the State plus a"county not identified" group and an "out of Stateresidence" group.

Metropolitan area data were also derived for thisstudy. For these purposes a deck of cards was pur-chased from Sales Management Inc., which providedthe population for each county and metropolitan area.Ihz population figures were their estimates as ofDecember 31, 1967.

Th.: county data were used to provide estimates ofthe numbers of employed licensed practical nurses andratios to population. The estimates were derived byassuming that those not responding to the question onemployment status were distributed in the same propor-tions as those responding.

The 1967 inventory of licensed practical nurses isthe first and only study of the characteristics of thatgroup on a nationwide basis, Like the registered nurse

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manpower survey's, it has some of the same liatitations.The use of cutoff dates eliminates some registrants whoreturn their renewal notices after that date, therebyrequiring a separate survey for these registrants. Thecompleteness of coverage in the separate surveys is

affected because not every individual answers the ques-tionnaire. Those not answering obviously cannot beincluded in the study. In this 1967 inventory it wasnecessr.ry to do a partial special study in New Yorkand an entirely separate survey in Georgia. The extentto which this affected the data for those States is notknown. Another limitation is the lack of response tosome questions in the study. 4bout 3 percent of thelicensed practical nurses included in the survey providedno data on personal charaeriristics except for name andaddress. The nonresponse rate differed from question toqu,.:.stion. Insofar as employment status is concerned, 6percent of the registrants failed to answer this question.For the most part, the data have not been adjusted forthese nonresponses.

APPENDIX E

List of Questions forINVENTORY OF PRACTICAL NURSES

Sex: 1. Male, 2. Female

Marita' status: I. Single, 2. Married, 3. Widowed, 4. Divorced or separated

Year of birth:

Social Security number:

Actively employed in nursing: 1. Yes, 2. No

State in which employed:

Field of employment: I. Hospital, 2. Nursing Home, 3. Private Nursing,

4. Public Health, 5. Industry, 6. Physician's or Dentist's

Office, 7. Other (specify)

Was the first (original) license you ever received granted on the basis of:

1. Examination, 2. Waiver

States other than (State from which form came) in which currently licensed:

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APPENDIX F

INDEX TO TABLES

Chet roc ter Ls tic rabic number

Employment status 1A, 3A. 4A, 7A. 10A, 11A, I2A, 13A

Employed in nursing Text tables 1, 2, 3. 4, 5; IA, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, 7A, SA,

WA, 11A, I 2A, 13A, 14A, 17A, 19A, 20A, 21A, 22A,

23A, 24A

inactive in nursing 1A, 3A, 4A. 6A, 7A. 9A. WA. 11A, 12A, 13A, 15A, 18A

Age Text table 4; 3A. 4A, SA, 6A, 7A, WA, 11A, 14A, 15A,

19A

Marital status 3A, 4A, SA. 9A. 20A

Sex 1,3A, :IA, 22A

Men 10A, I 1A, I2A, 13A, 21 A, 22A

Basis of original license 13A, 14A, 15A, 16A, 17A, 18A, 22A, 24A

Field of employmcnt Text tables 2, 5; WA. 20A, 21A, 22A, 23A, 24

Sta' and region Text 0.)les 3, 4; IA, 2A, 5A, 6A, 7A, SA, 9A, 12A.

16A, I 7A, I SA, 23A, 21 \

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