Nursing News - November 2, 2010
Standards for the care of sick babies have not improved in England despite government action, says a charity.
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Special baby care 'still failing'
Nurse Visits to Low-Income Mothers Improve Child Development, Study Shows (WTMA-AM North Charleston)
A program providing home visitation by nurses to low-income first-time mothers in the two years following the birth of their child is helping to reduce "rapid second pregnancies," according to a study by PolicyLab at The Philadelphia Children's Hospital. St. Vincent to offer trauma care at 86th St. hospital (Indianapolis Star)
St. Vincent Indianapolis Hospital officials said today they will give Hoosiers injured in car crashes and other calamities another option for trauma care. ACP urges caution on wider duties for nurses (Modern Physician)
While advanced practice nurses ought to have the authority to practice medicine to the fullest level of their training, that doesn't mean state lawmakers should change scope-of-practice rules so that patients wind up in the hands of caregivers with inadequate education, a physicians' group says. Marilyn Quinn, president of the New Brunswick Nurses Union, said the province's 6,200 nurses want a voice into how the provincial government deals with battling the $747-million deficit.
Setting up shop - again (Journal Gazette)
Chadwick Designs cabinetry awaits shipping to a hotel in Austin, Texas. Chadwick Designs moved into its own building in Huntertown last month. Got breast milk? Doctors say milk bank would save babies' lives (The StarPhoenix)
The Canadian Paediatric Society is urging provincial governments to establish breast milk banks as a measure that could help save the lives of premature infants. 
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