Sunday, August 11, 2013

Nursing - News August 11, 2013

Health care reform prompts hospitals to focus on patient satisfaction (The News Tribune)
The ailing and sick walked in, pulled a number, took a seat and waited to be called.

Needy find care at Newport church clinic (The Modesto Bee)
The free clinic is a haven for its patients, who have little other choice for medical care.

Elections an opportunity to challenge racism, offer solutions (Green Left Weekly)
A great part of being a candidate for the federal elections is that people want to talk to you.

PATIENTS who waste medicine are costing the local NHS more than 1million each year. (Basingstoke Gazette)
Now, North Hampshire Clinical Com-missioning Group is highlighting the issue, which it is trying to tackle as part of the Help Us to Help You campaign, supported by The Gazette .

Scottish News: 'Thousands more' miss appointment (Kilmarnock Standard)
NHS boards in Scotland report that 771,421 appointments were missed in 2012-13, up 24,729 on the previous year.

22 Set To Graduate From White Plains Nursing Program (The White Plains Daily Voice)
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. White Plains Hospital will graduate its eighth class from its Richard P. Biondi Nurse Apprentice Program this Friday.

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