Nursing - News September 4, 2012

Demand for nursing professions draws new training school to Ypsilanti (Ann Arbor)
A concentration of area hospitals coupled with a high-demand for workers trained in medical professions has brought a new nurses training school to Ecorse Road in Ypsilanti .

National Labor Movement: Moms, Dads & Kid Support Natural Childbirth At Rally (Patch)
Dozens of St. Louis-area women, along with their children and a few husbands joined forces with demonstrators in 110 cities around the country on Labor Day, urging those involved with child-bearing decisions to move away from artifically-induced, accelerated, or surgical births.

Main image for NHS staff may take legal action over pay (This Is South Devon)
Doctors and nurses have weighed into the fight against proposals for a regional NHS pay cartel in a move which could see health trusts battling their staff in court.

Volunteer says goodbye after two decades at shopUpdated 7:00am... (Oxford Times)
Sheilah Robinson, left, with Sharon Walton, manager of the Clic Sargent charity shop in Headington.

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Nurses cleaning hospital toilets (Andover Advertiser)
Nurses are being forced to clean toilets and mop hospital floors on top of their patient care duties, a new survey has found.

Foster family takes in newborn kitten rescued by dog (Bangor Daily News)
Dirigo High School Spanish teacher Heidi Broomhall of Rumford said Friday by email that the journey of the kitten dubbed Tiny didn't end with her friend, Terri Demmons of Freeport.

Axed jobs spark fear among Qld nurses (Sydney Morning Herald)
A union says nurses across Queensland fear for their jobs after the Townsville Hospital and Health Service axed 45 nursing positions.

Eastern NC nurse deals with dialysis, helps others (The Daily Advance)
Family, friends and caregivers say they understand what a person goes through when receiving painful, but life-saving medical treatment, but they rarely do.

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