Nursing - News May 31, 2011

End-of-Life Doula Program at Valley Hospice is a First for NJ (Patch)
Henry Fersko-Weiss, manager of social services for Valley Home Care & Hospice and Maria Salerno, Coordinator, Volunteers and Bereavement Services with some of the volunteers with the End-of-Life Doula Program Rebecca K. Abma You might think it takes a special person to voluntarily stay by a stranger's side while they pass from life to death, but to ...

RNs across region earn bachelor's in Great Falls (KWYB)
Everett, Wash. resident Dan Dahl earned his associate's registered nursing degree in 1987, and though he always planned to get his bachelor's degree, the goal kept getting put off.

Students fare well in nursing school competition (East Texas News)
Twentyeight Coldspring-Oakhurst High School students participated at various levels in this year's Health Occupation Students of America competitions, resulting in COHS representation at regional, State, and national contests.

Stress doesn't raise risk of MS: study (WNFL-AM Green Bay)
Having a stressful home or work environment doesn't make a person more likely to develop multiple sclerosis, hints a large new study.

Prerequisites for Nursing Online (Buzzle)
If you're interested in health specialties, but want to study through the courses available on the Internet, you must give a read to the prerequisites for nursing online, in order to get a degree from your online nursing course.

Mentoring in Nursing Education (Buzzle)
The process of mentoring is one that enables the growth of both, the mentor and the mentee.

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