Nursing - News June 8, 2014

New London respite center gives homeless place to heal properly from illness - TheDay.Com

Having a quiet, safe place to rest after being hospitalized for a mild stroke has given Paul Sawicki both a chance to recover and to start making a better future for himself.

Vehicles for Change and LifeSpan Network team up to create circle of giving - The Baltimore Sun

Isabella Firth, president of LifeSpan Network and The Beacon Institute, was just trying to solve a couple workplace concerns.

Derbshire hospital volunteers are honoured - Belper News

The dedication of more than 100 volunteers, who give their time to help patients at Derby's two hospitals, has been recognised at a Long Service Awards ceremony.

Gripes About Health Costs Punctuate A Cross-Country Trip - GPB

Dudley Pratt talks to reporter Jenny Gold at a gas station in Fenner, Calif. He's frustrated by all the paperwork related to his health insurance these days.

More patients flocking to ERs under Obamacare - The Jackson Sun

It wasn't supposed to work this way, but since the Affordable Care Act took effect in January, Norton Hospital has seen its packed emergency room become even more crowded, with about 100 more patients a month.

Hospital leaders 'very sorry' for actions of former midwife. - This is Local London

Last week Aaron Prince Narh was found guilty of 'wide ranging misconduct' including overdosing a patient by the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

VIDEO: How Bournemouth Hospital ward is turning itself around after damning CQC report - Bournemouth Echo

AN ELDERLY care ward that was named and shamed in a critical report of the Royal Bournemouth Hospital has been given a A 200,000 revamp.

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