Nursing News - November 19, 2010
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Friday, November 19, 2010
New Program Helps Address Delaware Nursing Shortage
Sparrow Hospital, nurses union agree to resume talks (Clinton County News)
Sparrow Hospital and the union representing 2,100 nurses and other professionals have agreed to meet today, according to a union spokesman. A Life in Nursing (Madison Magazine)
Wilma Rohweder was just seventeen years old when polio struck. Her dream was to become a nurse, but when she fell ill, her mother began to worry. Citizens group pushing for 4-year status for Darton (The Albany Herald)
Darton Collegea TMs new nursing building was unveiled in March. The nursing program is one area being scrutinized while officials discuss the possiblity of creating four-year programs at Darton. Nurses, Washington Hospital Center return to table (Washington Business Journal)
More than 12 hours after Washington Hospital Center President John Sullivan told employees that nurses will not be going on strike next week, National Nurses United and management finally officially released a joint statement confirming the news. 
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