Nursing News - December 3, 2010
Steven Leckie and Erin Schmidt couldn't believe staff at Edmonton's Royal Alexandra Hospital called paramedics when Leckie suffered a diabetic seizure.
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Friday, December 3, 2010
Couple billed after Alberta hospital calls 911
Genesis Healthcare to lease and operate Md. nursing facilities (The Baltimore Sun)
Towson -based Genesis Healthcare Inc. said Thursday that it has been hired to manage and operate a group of skilled nursing facilities that were previously owned by Adventist Healthcare. 
Shore Memorial Hospital buying out 90 workers (Central Jersey)
Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point wants to buy out 90 workers, even as it moves forward with a $115 million expansion plan. Shock of Gray, by Ted C. Fishman (The Globe and Mail)
Once upon a time, not many people grew old. Human life up until the late 19th century was routinely snuffed out in its prime. A judge has approved a California nursing home operator's agreement to pay nearly $63 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it failed to provide enough nurses for its patients.
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