Nursing - News October 28, 2013

Nursing students revive teacher who 'died' during class - 941zbq

Amy Hunter, a professor at Uintah Basin Applied Technology College in Roosevelt, Utah, keeps her students engaged.

Dr. Geraldine Polly Bednash to Retire as CEO of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing - Business Wire

As one of the nation's most respected advocates for higher education in nursing and interprofessional engagement, Dr. Bednash has worked tirelessly during her 28 year tenure to promote standards in nursing education programs with the overarching goal of improving health care.

Aruba Networks Drives Wi-Fi Modernization at Neshoba County General Hospital and Nursing Home - Hispanic Business

'Our doctors and nurses are always on the move - patient rooms, offices, waiting rooms and emergency rooms,' said .

NYU nursing students rank first for highest salary - Washington Square News

Nursing and science students graduating from the NYU College of Nursing earn the most in the nation according to a new ranking by student finance website NerdScholar.

Family wants NHS system changes - Hampshire Chronicle

The NHS complaints system must "fundamentally change" so problems in the health service are not swept under the carpet, a bereaved daughter of a poorly-treated patient has said.

Gibsonville woman wins nursing award - Burlington Times News

Connie Bishop has worked in almost every setting during her 38-year medical career.

Children's Hospital Sings Katy Perry's Roar - PMFM 92.9FM

Doctors, parents, nurses and sick kids all came together at a Children's Hospital in New Hampshire for a video set to Katy Perry's huge hit 'Roar'.

Electronic Intensive Care Units (eICUs) Effective in Providing Remote Care - Customer Interaction Solutions

An eICU uses telecommunications technology to diagnose and treat patients in the ICU remotely.

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