Nursing - News April 28, 2013

College's nursing students in lurch (The Times Leader)
In life-or-death situations, nurses quickly react. Some of the 117 students in the Marywood University nursing program are following that protocol after they learned their program has lost its accreditation.

Visit home of a nursing heroine (The Lebanon Daily News)
Clara Barton changed the front of her house, which was originally a warehouse for the American Red Cross, to a Victorian style.

Coughlin-Ellis (Hometown Life)
The bride-to-be, daughter of Peter and Marian Coughlin of San Francisco, Calif., is a 2008 graduate of Redmond High School in Redmond, Ore.

Employment Services (Port Townsend Leader)
OWL SPRIT CAFE is looking for a responsible, experienced breakfast cook, who can also work front- of-the house.

John Monfredo: May is the Month To Remember Our Teachers + Nurses (Go Local)
It's both National School Nurse and Teacher Appreciation weeks in May. Let's show them the respect and thanks they deserve.

'Shy bladder' syndrome leads to lawsuit (News10)
A would-be administrator who failed a job-related drug test due to anxiety over giving a urine sample has sued Iowa Methodist Medical Center for failing to make a reasonable accommodation to her alleged disability.

Former physicians, nurses and staff bid farewell to Grace hospital (The Windsor Star)
Ethel Dodman, vice-president of the nurses alumni, shows the crowd an old photo of Grace Hospital while at a final farewell ceremony for the former hospital, Saturday, April 27, 2013.

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