Nursing - News May 9, 2011

Nursing-home push in Ulster at impasse (Recordonline - The Times Herald-Record)
The push to attract a nursing home to southwestern Ulster County has moved to the back burner, said one of its main proponents.

Job increase expected in medical record-keeping field as technical skills will be in demand (Wausau Daily Herald)
When Ashley Downing began looking for a career, the health care industry caught her eye -- but she had one stipulation.

Time running out at hospital (Basingstoke Gazette)
CAMPAIGNERS trying to save Odiham Cottage Hospital from closure might have to work with charities or private companies instead of the NHS, a meeting heard.

Improved finances, teamwork at PMH (The Pocahontas Times ~ Marlinton West...)
Pocahontas Memorial Hospital's finances may not be out of the woods, but its financial situation has improved to the point that the Minnie Hamilton Health Systems consulting team will end its contract in September.

Battered nurse 'in constant pain' (New York Daily News)
Elenita Congco suffered herniated cervical disks, severe facial bruises and contusions all over her body when she was attacked at Kingsboro Psychiatric Center.

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