Nursing - News July 13, 2013

Prouty kicks off with goal of topping $20 million (Foster's Daily Democrat)
This year's goal is to raise $2.7 million and top the $20 million mark during the event's 32nd year.

Merger block fears for Bournemouth and Poole Hospital (Bournemouth Echo)
HEALTH professionals have voiced their concerns for local services after the Royal Bournemouth and Poole Hospital merger plan hit problems.

Hampshire hospital managers receive pay rise despite nurses pay freeze (Andover Advertiser)
TOP managers in a Hampshire hospital trust have received pay rises of up to 18 per cent compared to a pay freeze for nurses.

Cuts to nursing program impact special needs kids (Lake Cowichan Gazette)
By Sally MacDonald - Cranbrook Daily Townsman Published: July 12, 2013 8:26 AM Updated: July 12, 2013 8:26 AM East Kootenay children with special needs may not be getting the attention they need after cuts to a nursing program based in Cranbrook.

Ten years since Bolton raised A 1.3 million for coronary care unit (Theboltonnews.co.uk)
TEN years ago, a state-of-the-art heart unit solely funded by the people of Bolton opened to the public.

Bids are in for Chemung County Nursing Facility (Press & Sun-Bulletin)
Offers have been made on the Chemung County Nursing Facility, but absolutely no decision has been made yet on its future, County Executive Tom Santulli said.

Selkirk College nursing grad top of her faculty (Lake Cowichan Gazette)
Selkirk nursing graduate, Kara Sundberg, recently won the University of Victoria Faculty of Human and Social Development Award of Distinction for the highest grade point average of all graduates in the faculty.

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