Nursing - News April 5, 2013

University of Michigan set to break ground on $50M School of Nursing Friday (Ann Arbor)
A rendering of the University of Michigan's new School of Nursing at Kingsley and Cornwell streets in Ann Arbor.

Funding cuts putting frontline NHS services in danger, says Hyndburn MP (Lancashire Telegraph)
The announcement came as East Lancashire Hospitals Trust last week confirmed it was set to cut the number of its staff by 500, from 7,000. Mr Jones said: "George Osborne clawed back A 2.2bn from the Department of Health - money that's desperately needed on the NHS front line.

Erie's Behrend to phase out 2-year nursing program (Erie Times News)
Penn State Behrend will phase out its two-year nursing program in favor of a four-year program, with the aim of making its students more marketable.

Free online technology class available for California nurses (Business Journal)
California nurses can take a new continuing education class online for free. It tackles telehealth, new technologies and clinical health information.

ELCH celebrates pediatric partne... (Morning Journal)
Tuesday was a "wonderful day of celebration" in the city with the official opening of the Akron Children's Hospital Pediatric Unit at East Liverpool City Hospital .

Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing Student Earns Dr. Carl G. Pierce, Jr. Scholarship (Cape Gazette)
Alex Sydnor, President of Beebe Medical Foundation and Vice President of External Affairs at Beebe Medical Center, presents the Dr.

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