Nursing - News June 15, 2011

Foreign Doctors Stay Behind To Staff Libyan Hospital (WFAE-FM Charlotte)
In a remote area in Libya, southwest of Tripoli near the border with Tunisia, rebel forces have regained control of the Nafusa mountains after months of heavy fighting against forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi.

Grady Memorial Hospital to Cut 120 Jobs (WTVY Dothan)
A hospital executive says Grady Memorial Hospital is cutting another 120 jobs, which represents about 2 percent of its workforce.

Flagler Hospital names chief nursing officer (Daytona Beach News-Journal Online)
Flagler Hospital on Monday announced its hiring of Ellen "Ellie" Lenkevich as its new chief nursing officer.

Conflict of interest fears raised (Andover Advertiser)
Questions have been raised over the risk of financial conflicts of interest under the Government's NHS reforms, after a survey suggested that large numbers of the doctors on new commissioning boards will have links with private healthcare companies.

Fairfield Cnty. Nursing Executive Earns Doctorate (The Daily Greenwich)
Sharon Bradley earned her doctorate in nursing practice from Case Western Reserve University.

Putting the pride back into nursing (Worcester News)
A NURSING boss aims to create "a ward to be proud of" at a Worcester hospital after an independent report damaged staff morale.

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