Nursing - News May 10, 2013

A 7m investment plan for Doncaster hospital trust (Thorne Today)
A Doncaster hospital trust is recruiting more nurses, building a new ward and increasing the number of beds as part of a 7m investment plan.

Chorley nurse accused of misconduct could be struck off (Preston Citizen)
A DEPRESSED nurse pocketed vaccinations from her surgery and then asked a colleague to inject her, a hearing was told.

Experts give JR hospital a clean bill of health (Oxford Mail)
Sister Ginny Mountford, with her team of nurses, clinical support workers and clerk at Ward 7C after successfully passing the latest inspection by the Care Quality Commission OXFORD'S John Radcliffe Hospital has been praised by a watchdog two years after it was damned in consecutive inspections.

Nursing home issues outlined for DesJarlais (Cleveland Daily Banner)
Bradley Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center rehab patient Bette Lewis, left, and physical therapist Jeannie Ledford visit with 4th Congressional District Rep.

Starting salaries for new college graduates up over last year (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)
Starting salaries for college graduates in 2013 outpace those of graduates who turned their tassels and tossed their caps in the air last year, according to a new report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers.

App created by Saskatoon nurses tracks baby's feedings, diaper changes (Canada)
Two Saskatoon registered nurses, Cindy Leclerc and Jana Stockham, have created an app to help parents get through the first months with their newborns.

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