Nursing News - September 28, 2010
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Infant dies after overdose by Seattle Children's nurse
Kansas receives $775K from U.S. Health & Human Services (Wichita Business Journal)
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has awarded Kansas more than $775,000 to help people navigate long-term care options. St. Joseph's opens new nursing institute 9-27-10 (NewsChannel 9 WSYR)
Medicare sales calls, policy comparisons, and "new patient" fees: Real Deal 3 for 1 9-27-10 People who are on Medicare, or will be soon, have likely already started getting calls from insurance companies looking to get them to sign up for a Medicare Part D prescription drug plan. 
Friendships remain vital for nurses (Jewell Cardwell)
Much has changed about the nursing profession in the 50 years since Sue Gangl graduated from Akron General Hospital School of Nursing. Nurse practitioners fill critical roles (WTTV Indianapolis)
The demand for health care professionals is growing faster than that of any other career, especially for nurses who pursue advanced education and training to achieve top-level expertise. Woman dies after hospital turns her away (The Star)
FOR TWO hours Sylvia Jacobs lay on a gurney, clutching her heart and struggling to breathe. Self-harm care training inadequate, says study (Northampton Today)
Healthcare professionals are not receiving the right training to help people who self-harm, new research by specialists at the University of Nottingham has revealed. Our View: Partnership to add UWSP nursing degree (Wausau Daily Herald)
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point deserves credit for addressing a major need in the local health care community. 
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