Nursing News - November 25, 2010
Babies don't always come when we plan for them, but one Nunavik newborn showed up at a higher altitude than most over Ungava Bay last week.
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
Native mom gives birth at high altitudes
Harm in hospitals still common for patients (WNWN-FM Battle Creek)
Despite a decade of efforts to improve patient safety in hospitals -- initially inspired by a seminal report on the problem from the U.S. Institute of Medicine in 2000 -- harmful errors and accidents are still common, new research suggests. Opinion: A person-centered approach to nursing homes (North Jersey Media Group)
Emi Kiyota is an environmental gerontologist serving as a consultant to Windsor Healthcare, a short- and long-term care company that owns Buckingham at Norwood Care and Rehabilitation Center, and Llanfair House Care and Rehabilitation Center in Wayne. Bowen Hammitt's Small Heart Is a Big Inspiration for His Family (KCUB-AM Tucson)
Bowen Matthew Hammitt came into this world on Sept. 9, at 9 pounds, 7 ounces, with a wisp of light brown hair and a heart condition that threatened his survival. 
"We're all one happy family," says hospice nursing assistant (Runcornandwidnesworld.co.uk)
A NURSING assistant at Halton Haven says she finds her job is very rewarding. Jayne Fanning, aged 39, of Murdishaw, Runcorn, has worked at the hospice for 12 years. An FDA warning regarding increased suicide risk in children and teens taking antidepressant drugs has led to an overall decrease in antidepressant prescribing for young patients, reports a study in the November issue of Medical Care.
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