Nursing - News June 15, 2012

How Nursing Home Stays Ravage Finances (US News & World Report)
Retirement healthcare costs get regular attention as the biggest unknown expense most of us will face as we age.

Bellevue Hospital doctors, patients and rehabilitation center shown in vintage photographs (Daily Mail)
A series of forgotten images has shown America's oldest public hospital as it cares for the sick and the wounded in the mid-20th century through a range of once innovative techniques.

Conn. nursing student aids hurt passengers (News Times)
HARTFORD -- At least five people are still recovering after a terrifying flight that landed them in the hospital.

Local Marquette Students Will Study Nursing in Peru (Patch)
Two Whitefish Bay natives now studying at Marquette University will travel to Piura, Peru this summer for a nursing study abroad program.

RFK's son wants nurses' medical records in NY case (Boston)
A son of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy says he's constitutionally entitled to see the medical records of two New York nurses who claim he injured them.

Nursing program gives students hand-on experience (Washington Examiner)
Dressed in scrubs, recent high school graduate Karen Casillas answered a call for help in a patient's room at St.

Nurses at Vt.'s largest hospital dislike offer (WPTZ-TV Plattsburgh)
Unionized nurses at Vermont's largest hospital say they don't like Fletcher Allen Health Care's latest contract offer.

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