Nursing - News August 10, 2013

South Tyneside NHS Foundation Trust to hire more nurses (Chronicle Live)
South Tyneside NHS Foundation Trust has already invested A 1.2m over the last three years in staffing.

Ipswich: A&E team at Ipswich Hospital face their busiest month ever (Ipswich Evening Star)
The emergency department saw an influx of patients in July, new figures are expected to reveal when they are published later this month.

Henderson nursing school faces possible closure (KVBC-TV Las Vegas)
A local nursing school may be on the verge of shutting its doors if it can't keep the approval of the Nevada State Board of Nursing.

Woman returns to Oklahoma to say thank you (KOCO-TV Oklahoma City)
A YOUNG WOMAN FROM HONDURAS SAYS A TRIP SHE MADE 10 YEARS AGO SAVED HER LIFE. NOW SHE'S BACK IN OKLAHOMA TO SAY "THANKS!" TODAY -- SHE REUNITED WITH THE TEAM OF DOCTORS AND NURSES AT THE "HEART HOSPITAL" WHO PERFORMED THE LIVE-SAVING PROCEDURE.

Jobs await Young Memorial Campus nursing program grads (Banner-Tribune)
South Central Louisiana Technical College, Young Memorial Campus, in Morgan City has one of the most advanced teaching tools for current students studying practical nursing and patient care.

Louisiana officials try to shrink disabled services wait (The Daily Advertiser)
Louisiana's health chief is looking ways to trim the 10,000-person waiting list for a program that provides in-home services to the developmentally disabled, including prioritizing the list to ensure those with the most dire needs get help first.

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