Nursing - News April 11, 2011

Locals impressed with new cancer center, open house today (Rome News - Tribune)
Matt Mumber says patients will notice a difference in care when they walk through the doors of the Harbin Clinic Tony E. Warren M.D. Cancer Center "We are working with everyone involved in the process, patients, doctors, nurses, everyone dealing with cancer," said Mumber.

Front line 'must be NHS priority' (IcWirral)
Health Minister Simon Burns has insisted that the NHS must make frontline services a "priority" as new figures were released by a union showing clinical staff accounting for half of planned job losses in the health service.

Nurses and doctors are 'bearing brunt of cuts' (Daily Express)
NURSES, doctors and midwives are all being axed from the NHS to save money - despite Government claims that frontline patient services would not be targeted.

Clinical staff 'half of NHS cuts' (Hampshire Chronicle)
The NHS is coming under strain as job cuts begin to bite, with clinical staff accounting for half of planned losses, a nursing leader has warned.

Bay nurses urged to get flu jab (Bay of Plenty Times)
Nurses at Tauranga Hospital are being urged to get their pre-winter flu shots. Photo / File.

Nurses strike work after assault by patient's kin (India Gazette)
India Gazette Sunday 10th April, 2011 Hundreds of nurses of Patna Medical College and Hospital in this Bihar capital went on a strike Sunday after some of them were assaulted by the relatives of a patient who had died, an official said.

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