Nursing - News January 4, 2012

No shortage of nursing care (Kane Co. Chronicle)
Registered Nurse Jessica Clementz leaves a patient's room in the intensive care unit at Provena Mercy Medical Center in Aurora.

Burnley care nurse suspended for 18-months over alleged thefts (Burnley Citizen)
A NURSE has been suspended by her professional body over alleged thefts of medicines from patients at a care home in Burnley.

Costa award winner nurses new hopes for her second novel (This Is London)
A nurse awarded a top literary prize for her debut novel about a family in Nigeria revealed today that she is already writing her second book - to be set in London.

More than half of nurses think patient care is mediocre or worse (Daily Mail)
And senior nurses say that when they try and tell other staff to improve they go off sick or run to their union.

Church's new 800k extension to seat its booming congregationUpdated... (Brentwoodweeklynews.co.uk)
A CHURCH is undergoing an A 800,000 extension because of a surging demand caused by the country's economic problems and the amount of immigration to the area.

Patients languish in NYC hospitals (WDBO-AM Orlando)
Hundreds of illegal immigrants spend long periods in New York City's hospitals despite being well enough to get less expensive care at nursing centers because they lack sufficient insurance.

JEA Workers Complete Work on Southside Water Main (FirstCoastNews)
According to an email from Sgt. Joseph Fooshee with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, it happened at the intersection at 4200 Southpoint Pkwy and Southpoint Drive.

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