Nursing - News July 31, 2013

Feedback from patient survey (Doncaster Free Press)
The first results from a new test asking patients if they would recommend Doncaster and Bassetlaw's hospitals to loved ones are out.

Major shake-up for scandal hospital (Bicester Advertiser)
A scandal-hit hospital should be stripped of key services and the trust that runs it dissolved, administrators have recommended.

High Court quashes Health Secretary's 'unlawful' downgrade for Lewisham hospital (The Independent)
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Glaxo case shines light on China's medical bribery (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
Patients receive medical treatment at a hospital in Beijing, China Wednesday, July 31, 2013.

Rutgers-Camden blazes trails in nursing education (Philly)
The Rutgers School of Nursing-Camden, open since 2010, is expanding into a new building, creating a wound ostomy certificate program that grants graduate credit and starting a new graduate degree program: the doctor of nursing practice.

SHORTAGE: Hospitals like the Royal Gwent need more nurses (Campaignseries.co.uk)
THE equivalent of 56 full-time registered nursing posts need to be created in Gwent hospitals to meet all-Wales staffing guidelines.

Creekwood Nursing & Rehabilitation Center (News Democrat)
Logan County is fortunate to have two nursing facilities for long and short-term care.

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