Nursing - News January 10, 2013

New CEO for DeKalb Health (Journal Gazette)
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Hospitals attacked in Syria (KJCT)
Those seriously wounded in bombings and other fighting have a dwindling number of places to get help, the aid group Doctors Without Borders said.

Health dilemma: Officials recommend it, but is the flu shot for you? (Southwest Riverside News Network)
This season's influenza vaccine is about 60 percent effective, which is a good match for prevalent flu strains, according to the CDC.. Officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have said this year's flu season came early and may be more severe than in years past.

Where the jobs are going to be in 2013 (AdelaideNow...)
ACCOUNTANTS, registered nurses and IT mobile specialists are set to be among the most in-demand workers in 2013, new analysis shows.

Nursing facility's future discussed (Your News Now)
Employees of the Chemung County Skilled Nursing Facility met with county leaders Wednesday.

Comments (Sag Harbor Online)
That's the point at which hospice becomes indispensible - not only for a patient nearing the end of his or her life, but for families who must struggle with the inevitable and say goodbye.

Premier officially opens collaborative emergency centre in Pugwash (The News)
Premier Darrell Dexter talks to Cumberland North MLA Brian Skabar after officially opening the province's newest collaborative emergency centre in Pugwash.

Paediatric nurse allegedly surfed Facebook instead of caring for sick child (Basildon Recorder)
A FORMER Basildon Hospital paediatric nurse who allegedly accessed Facebook when she should have been dealing with a critically ill child could be struck off.

LISTEN: How MP Saved Dad From Death Pathway (LBC 97.3)
An MP has told LBC 97.3 the moving story of how she saved her father from the Liverpool Care Pathway, three years after her mother endured an 'agonising' death on the system.

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