Nursing - News April 6, 2014

Plight of Parkinson's sufferers - Hampshire Chronicle

A hospital can be "one of the scariest places to be" for people who suffer from Parkinson's disease, according to a damning report from Parkinson's UK Patients with a degenerative condition are being subjected to a "frustrating and scandalous" standard of care when in hospitals, a charity has warned.

$8.5 million nursing facility going up on north side - Duncan Banner

An $8.5 million nursing home and rehabilitation on the north side of Duncan is expected to be finished early next year.

'Medical tourism' isn't sex tourism: Cohn - The Toronto Star

It's in our DNA to fuss and fear for the social program that defines our egalitarian identity.

William and Kate tour with George - Congleton Guardian

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are due to start their tour of New Zealand and Australia with their baby Prince George The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge begin their tour of New Zealand and Australia with their baby Prince George on Monday.

Growth expected in graduate-level nurses - The Times-Tribune

Warren Ruda / Staff Photographer Misericordia assistant professor Paula Welsh teaches graduate nursing students about family health and disease management.

Germain in Haiti: A pointed question about medical access - CBC News

Surgeons Andrew Furey, Frank Noftall , anesthesiologist Frank Noel and nurse Karen Whitten perform complex hip surgery.

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