Nursing - News November 28, 2012

Hospital staff go to great lengths to raise funds (Chichester Today)
NURSES who took part in a sponsored swim earlier this year in Chichester were delighted to show off the results of their fundraising.

SPOTLIGHT: Nigerian immigrants appreciate Danville (WDBO-AM Orlando)
Even though they keep their Nigerian customs alive for their four children, the Aziakas remind themselves every day how fortunate they are to live in America.

Ohio Senate OKs increased penalties for hurting nurses, other health care workers (The Chronicle-Telegram)
A bill increasing penalties for hurting a nurse or other health care worker on the job has unanimously cleared the Ohio Senate.

2,000 fewer nurses since SNP came to power as fears raised for strain on frontline staff (Scotsman)
SCOTLAND now has 2,000 fewer nurses working in the NHS than when the SNP came to power, new figures show.

Nurses Sue Douglas Kennedy for Maternity Ward Scuffle (NBC New York)
This surveillance video from Northern Westchester Hospital shows Douglas Kennedy trying to take his newborn child from the hospital and clashing with hospital staff, according to a lawyer for one of the nurses involved.

Baby Korbin scheduled to come home this weekend (Daily Mountain Eagle)
Eight-week-old Korbin Kennedy is set to come home this weekend after a two-month long battle against flesh-eating bacteria.

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