Nursing - News January 21, 2012

Warwick Hospital puts care and dignity of patients first (Kenilworth Weekly News)
Warwick Hospital staff who are being given more time for patient care: matron Jo Copeman, non-executive director Dr David Derbyshire and staff nurse Judy Meade.

Nursing triumph (Bakewell Today)
Matlock's very own local paper is on sale every Thursday and is packed full of local news, opinions and information.

In D.C., Emanuel touts City College specialization (WGN-TV Chicago)
Addressing mayors from across the country, Chicago's Rahm Emanuel on Friday touted his plan to transform the City Colleges of Chicago by tailoring the curriculum at individual campuses to meet employers' needs for workers in fields such as health care, computer science, transportation, hospitality and manufacturing.

Worthing Hospital celebrates being MRSA-free for one year (Shoreham Herald)
TEAMWORK, determination and a great working relationship - that's the winning combination which has kept Worthing Hospital free from MRSA for a whole calendar year.

WKU Regents approve new doctorate degree (FOX19 Cincinnati)
The Western Kentucky University Board of Regents has approved a new doctor of physical therapy degree and the school is seeking accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education.

LA hospital prepares to send tiny baby home (WVLT-TV Knoxville)
Melinda Star Guido weighed only 9 A1 2 ounces at birth- less than a can of soda.

USM gets $4M gift for new nursing building (WSTC-AM Norwalk)
The Asbury Foundation has made a $4 million gift University of Southern Mississippi for a new School of Nursing building.

News Feature: Learning from the aged (Goldstream Gazette)
The interdisciplinary research centre is entering its 20th year in 2012. Over two decades it's become one of Canada's foremost examiners of the issues facing our aging population, and their impact on society as a whole.

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