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Nursing - News January 9, 2011 See Nursing Weather More (Connecticut Post) This undated photo provided by the Arizona Department of Health Services shows on its employees, Susan Leo of Chandler, Ariz., holding her son, Owen, at work. Your Opinion: January 9, 2011 (Americus Times-Recorder, Americus, Gia) Thanks to 'visionary' GSW When I rode by the building site for the new School of Nursing/Health Center I was so excited to see the tree removal eauipment and the safety fence up! This meant GSW was moving forward and I call this progress! It is past time for a new facility for the School of Nursing/Health Center to be upgraded. Top ambos threaten to quit over lower pay (The Sydney Morning Herald) THE state's most highly skilled paramedics are threatening to resign en masse over moves by the NSW government to slash their salaries by up to $40,000. The group of extended-care paramedics have warned Health Minister Carmel Tebbutt they will walk out on the Ambulance Service rather than accept the pay cut. Failings in care of dementia sufferers exposed (Telegraph.co.uk) Elderly people suffering from conditions such as Alzheimer's disease are being denied food and drink, while just one in five hospitals makes sure that nurses are told if their patients have such a diagnosis. Final Farewell: Martina Brise o (Valley Morning Star) Visitors and staff members at Valley Baptist Medical Center-Harlingen were startled recently to see a small group of nurses wearing traditional white uniforms, caps and even capes that seemed a throwback to the 1940s. Redmond awarded certification in five top clinical programs (Rome News - Tribune) John Quinlivan, CEO; Kay Rhodes, CNO; Deborah Branton, VP of Ethics, Compliance & Risk; Marsha Colwell, Cardiovascular Service Line Director; Toni Puckett, Heart Failure Accreditation Coordinator; Beth Tolbert, Othopedic Case Manager; Edma Diller, Director of Regulatory Affairs and Patient Safety Officer Redmond Regional Medical Center holds the ... More Nursing News... Nursing Local Business Hospital system is hiring in 2011 West Tennessee Healthcare, Madison County's largest employer, will continue to add nurses and health care technicians to its roster this year as demand for health care continues to rise. Regional Wellness Council hears about CHIP, child obesity The first Regional Wellness Council meeting of 2011 was held Friday in the Board Room at the Guthrie Health School of Nursing. Extra training, education help workers stand out Lisa Nelson already had a bachelor's degree, five years of experience, and a certificate in biomedical informatics, a growing field that applies information technology to health care. Read Nursing Local Business...

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