Nursing News - December 2, 2010
Nursing care must be strengthened and the complaints system overhauled because of continued poor care of older people in hospital, says the Patients Association.
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Thursday, December 2, 2010
Hospitals 'still lack basic care'
South Africa's anti-AIDS drugs reach a million people (Calgary Herald)
Motlanthe said more public health institutions were now providing treatment, with more nurses trained to administer ARV drugs. Probe into Quebec doctors isn't enough: patients (National Post)
When Charlotte Lintzel was desperate to be seen by a surgeon at the Montreal Neurological Institute, she casually mentioned some of his preferred clients' names to his secretary. Arnot Ogden Auxiliary awards scholarships (Star-Gazette.COM)
The Arnot Ogden Medical Center Auxiliary awarded two $1,000 scholarships to students pursuing their education in medical fields. Hospital appeals for help to get nurses to work (Dunstable Today)
A health authority based in Grimsby has appealed for the drivers of 4x4 vehicles to get in touch and helpA transport nurses to hospital. New device could give health advice (Newhaven Today)
Elderly people suffering chronic pain could soon get treatment advice via their television or phone. 
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