Nursing - News May 14, 2014

Nurse, instructor encourages women's health - Journal Gazette

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Hospitals 'failing' dying patients - Andover Advertiser

Hospitals are "falling short" on providing proper care to dying people in their final days and hours, a new review has found.

Home treatment plan aims to ease pressure on Colchester General Hospital - Essexcounty Standard

Plans to treat and assess elderly people in their own homes will ease pressure on Colchester General Hospital, health bosses believe.

David Morgan is looking for hidden gardens in Worcestershire - Bromsgrove Advertiser

THE Newly appointed County Organiser for the National Gardens Scheme in Worcestershire is on the hunt for hidden gardens in the county to take part.

Doctors Debate Whether Screening For Domestic Abuse Helps Stop It - KUOW-FM Seattle

Domestic violence affects a third of women worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.

Miliband 'dying' for A&E crisis - Andover Advertiser

The Prime Minister told the Commons that accident and emergency targets had been met during the winter months, adding "a strong NHS" coped during the period.

Hospital theatre nurses avert pay cut - Swindon Advertiser

THE threat of a 19 per cent pay cut for up to 50 operating theatre staff at Great Western Hospital has been ended after plans to demote nurses were shelved.

Proud occasion for GWH super nurses - Swindon Advertiser

NURSES who went beyond the call of duty over the last year were rewarded for their commitment to patient care at a special ceremony at the Great Western Hospital yesterday.

Sharon Hay wins nursing award - The Guardian

Sharon Hay, a nurse in the QEH emergency department, says receiving the Marjorie Vessey Award for excellence in nursing is "amazing...especially when your peers are the ones nominating you.'

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