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Thursday, November 18, 2010

UCF, author defend textbook that prompted lawsuit

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Nursing News - November 18, 2010
In a lawsuit filed Nov. 10, Dr. Nancy Rudner Lugo accused the university of letting her go because she refused to use a textbook that she said "contains antiquated and offensive racial, ethnic and other stereotypes." Former UCF professor Nancy Rudner Lugo's contract was not renewed by the University of Central Florida in 2008.
Nurse practitioner Mary Lou Hendrix examines Stacey Jones, who is 7 1/2 months pregnant.
Omosede Ighile , a second year medical student at SUNY Upstate Medical University, washes and examines the feet of a client.
Nurses are taking on doctors' roles and community leaders are receiving rudimentary medical training to fight AIDS in Swaziland, a tiny kingdom with the world's highest incidence of HIV, an international medical aid group said Wednesday.
Nursing facility fixes problems (Standard Speaker)
A recent re-inspection of a Hazleton area nursing home by the state Department of Health means the long-term care facility will not have Medicare and Medicaid payments terminated.
The Obama administration on Tuesday announced new initiatives to boost the quality of medical care that Americans receive, laying the foundation for what many experts think could be one of the most far-reaching benefits of the new healthcare law.
Edward Borowski, 90, of Northampton (Daily Hampshire Gazette)
Edward F. Borowski, 90, passed on peacefully on Friday, Nov. 5, 2010, at Linda Manor Extended Care Facility in Leeds, surrounded by his loving children and the caring nursing staff of Linda Manor and Hospice.
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