Nursing - News October 30, 2011

Changes in store for Kansas nursing homes (The Wichita Eagle)
When the Wichita Nursing Center lost its nursing home license last month, it sent ripples through an industry that hadn’t seen a license revocation in more than a decade.

Methodist Hospital looks to new tower for earthquake solutions (Pasadena Star-News)
People leave Methodist Hospital's North Tower Friday, October 14, 2011 in Arcadia.

Nursing programs expand as demand increases (Killeen Daily Herald)
By Chris McGuinness Killeen Daily Herald Ask college students in Texas about their job prospects post-graduation, and the answers will more than likely contain caution, if not outright anxiety.

Long Beach Nurses May Walk (NBC Los Angeles)
A month after Bay Area nurses, pictured, held a one-day strike in Burlingame, nurses at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center say they are willing to walk out if negotiations fail.

Health Watch: Babies Celebrate First Halloween At HUP (CBS Local)
PHILADELPHIA - There was a special Halloween party on Friday at a Philadelphia hospital, where there were no tricks, just treats and plenty of love.

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