Nursing - News October 9, 2012

Man Beats Wife To Death (Ghanamma)
A 28-year-old driver, Edward Attah Kwasi Wiredu, has found himself in the grips of the law for beating his wife to death at Aplaku, near Weija.

Nurses 'worried about staff levels' (Belfast Today)
A survey of 2,000 nurses found that almost 60% perceived problems with staffing levels and a significant number claimed they are being stretched to the limit.

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UWG nursing program receives $500K grant (Times Gian)
We are very grateful to Gov. Deal, the Georgia General Assembly and the University System of Georgia for their vision to mitigate the loss of nursing faculty due either to clinical job competition or retirement," Grams said.

Laurie Monnes Anderson reactivates registered nursing license (The Oregonian)
State Sen. Laurie Monnes Anderson, D-Gresham, reactived her nursing license on Monday, which means she can call herself a registered nurse, at least through December 2013.

Nursing, A Career that Could Offer Many Opportunities (WTVY Dothan)
This has been the case for the past few years. Professors say the need for nurses could be due to many factors.

Athens Nurses Clinic wins $27,000 grant to help fight breast cancer (Athens Banner-Herald)
The Athens Nurses Clinic recently won a $27,215 grant from the American Cancer Society to provide free screening and diagnostic mammograms and breast health education to women in Athens and Northeast Georgia.

Mills-Peninsula RNs win 'modest' 4 percent pay hike over two years (Business Journal)
The latest contract battle between the California Nurses Association and Sutter Health looks to be at best a draw, from the union's perspective, despite efforts to spin it the other direction.

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