Nursing - News January 28, 2014

Abraxas presents sketch of historic Beebe School of Nursing to retiring school director - Cape Gazette

Lewes artist Abraxus, center, surprises Connie Bushey, director of the Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing at Beebe Healthcare, at her retirement dinner with an original pencil drawing of the 1960s-era building as Beebe President and CEO Jeffrey Fried congratulates Bushey on her years of service.

New service at RUH to improve care for patients with diabetes - This is Wiltshire

The Royal United Hospital, Bath, has introduced a new acute diabetes service, which is improving the way it cares for patients with the condition.

Ex-Stafford chief nurse struck off - Witney Gazette

A former chief nurse at scandal-hit Stafford Hospital has consented to being struck off for exposing patients to danger during her time at the hospital.

Training center for nurses to be built in SW Mo. - The Modesto Bee

Citizens Memorial Health Care Foundation and Bolivar Technical College plan to build a new $5.3 million education services facility.

Cherokee Nation building new health center in Jay - KRMG-AM Tulsa

The center will be the third of four health centers and one hospital slated for expansion or replacement under the tribe's $100 million health care improvement plan.

Dementia training for all Kingston Hospital staff in 'complete rethink' of care - Surreet.co.uk

The plan is part of the hospital's three-year dementia strategy, set to be discussed at tomorrow's trust board meeting.

Croydon University Hospital hosts A&E training course for newly qualified nurses - Croydon Guardian

Newly qualified nurses are brushing up on their emergency medicine skills with a training course which is being held at Croydon University Hospital for the first time.

Rapid response service to the rescue for James - Blackpool Today

Used to his home comforts, the 74-year-old didn't want to spent a week cooped up on a ward if he could receive hospital treatment at home.

Mobile Heartbeat CURE Improves Care Team Communications, Enabling Better Patient Care at a Lower Cost - Information Technology

Mobile Heartbeat today introduced Mobile Heartbeat CURE , a smartphone application enabling secure mobile clinical communications.

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