Nursing - News November 30, 2012

Chambersburg Hospital's $100 million addition ready for patients (Chambersburg Public Opinion)
Preview: Teresa Napier, critical care nurse manager, talks about some of the conveniences and amenities in a new room at Chambersburg Hospital s King Street addition Thursday.

Nebraska researchers to study nicotine dependence (KLKN)
The study will examine whether smokers are more likely change their behavior after they receive information about their personal genetics, and whether they're predisposed to a have nicotine addiction.

Help ease pressure on busy A&E departments (Sutton Guardian)
As hospitals become much busier this time of year staff are urging people to 'choose well' and help ease the pressure on accident and emergency departments.

Regency Manor hosts CNA training (Lake Chelan Mirror)
CNA Schools of the NW Teacher, Maggie Steffy shows students Naomi Milliron, of Chelan and Elke Reiter, of Manson, how to properly roll an elderly patient using 'Amanda' a dummy.

DOH charges Thurston County nursing assistant with unprofessional conduct (The Olympian)
In October, the state Department of Health's Nursing Assistant Program charged Thurston County certified nursing assistant Spring M. Adeshina, also known as Spring M. Ogle, with unprofessional conduct.

GMCH-32 to offer nursing degrees (The Indian Express)
Government Medical College and Hospital in Sector 32 will become the second institute to impart Bsc degree to students in the city after PGIMER.

McDonald's, KFC, Burger King workers protest in NYC (ClickOnDetroit)
Pamela Waldron makes $7.75 an hour as a cashier at the KFC in New York's Penn Station, where she has worked for eight years.

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