Nursing - News September 17, 2013

Auto-Brewery Syndrome: Apparently, You Can Make Beer In Your Gut (New Hampshire Public Radio -)
A 61-year-old man - with a history of home-brewing - stumbled into a Texas emergency room complaining of dizziness.

Aspirus nurses seek to improve geriatric care (WLUC-TV Negaunee)
About 50 nurses from the three Aspirus hospitals in the Upper Peninsula are learning about improving the care of elderly patients in a two-day seminar put on by Aspirus Wausau.

Soothing the soul: Woman's harp, uniting music and medicine, comforts those who are ill or dying (Myrtle Beach Online)
Feels like I've been kicked in the gut, said Davis, 65 and retired from a career in the Air Force.

Catherine Gilliss reflects on years as nursing deanAlyssa... (The Chronicle)
Dean of the School of Nursing Catherine Gilliss will step down in June 2014. Under her leadership, the School was awarded No.7 for graduate nursing programs in the United States according to U.S. News and World Report rankings in 2011.

Shovels turning for $14 million medical center (Business Journal)
Health Care Management Group has begun construction on a $14 million medical center in Middletown for patients who need physical therapy before returning home after surgery.

'We don't care what's on your head,' Ontario hospital tells Quebec MDs (Canada)
Ontario hospital Lakeridge Health is trying to capitalize on the unease Quebec's new values charter may be causing some professionals by targeting them in a recruitment campaign.

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