Nursing - News February 25, 2012

Simitian's proposed law seeks to boost medicine donations (Almanac)
Hospitals, psychiatric-care facilities and other health care centers would have greater leeway to donate unused medicine and medical supplies to residents who can't afford them under legislation proposed this week by Sen.

RFK Son Accused Of Fighting Nurses At NY Hospital (Baltimore News)
A son of Robert F. Kennedy is facing misdemeanor charges after fighting with nurses at a suburban New York hospital while trying to carry his newborn son out of the maternity ward.

Nurses' sanctions postponed to - give talks a chance' (Jerusalem Post)
The nationwide one-day warning strike by nurses scheduled for Sunday has been postponed to Monday, the Histadrut announced on Friday morning.

Son of RFK facing charges after getting into fight with nurses at NY hospital's maternity ward (Star Tribune)
A son of Robert F. Kennedy is facing misdemeanor charges after fighting with nurses at a suburban New York hospital while trying to carry his newborn son out of the maternity ward.

Future nurses collect for diabetes research (Daily Journal)
Millville High School senior Veronica Baird of HOSA says a few words on Thursday during a presentation of a fundraising check to Kids Walk Coordinator Dana Gold of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Nashoba Nursing there to help (The Item Extra)
Nashoba Nursing Service and Hospice, under the auspices of Nashoba Associated Boards of Health, has been serving local citizens for home health, hospice, public health, dental care and environmental quality since 1931.

New York Archdiocese planning to sell St. Teresa's nursing home in Middletown (Times Herald-Record)
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York says it has a buyer for its nursing and rehabilitation center in Middletown.

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