Nursing - News July 4, 2014

New case of Legionnaires' disease in Wilson County - News Observer

The county reported just 11 cases in all of 2013, but those were about one-eighth of all the Legionnaires' disease cases reported in North Carolina, The Wilson Times reported .

Cancer patient upset by difficulty getting Popsicle in hospital - CBC News

A cancer patient at the Chaleur Regional Hospital in Bathurst is upset nurses are unable to serve her one of the few things she likes to eat - Popsicles - due to what the nurses say are budget cuts.

Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing taking shape - Cape Gazette

Using a tall telescoping crane, contractors for the new Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing at Beebe Healthcare have been hoisting and bolting tons of new steel into place for the substructure of the new instructional facility.

Sunni insurgents free Indian nurses in Iraq, to reach Kerala Saturday - India

Thiruvananthapuram, July 4: All 46 Indian women nurses seized by Sunni insurgents in Iraq were freed Friday and will fly to Kerala Saturday morning, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy announced.

Indian nurses cross into Iraqi Kurdish region - KIII

An Iraqi official says more than 40 Indian nurses who were trapped in territory captured by Islamic militants have crossed into Iraq's largely autonomous Kurdish region and are now under the protection of local security forces.

Indian nurses trapped in Iraq are safe - WAND-TV Decatur

The center of Hurricane Arthur was moving near North Carolina's coast early Friday after slashing into the state's barrier islands just ahead of Independence Day, forcing thousands to flee and much of the... Hurricane Arthur has weakened to Category 1 storm in the Atlantic after bringing flooding and power outages to North Carolina's Outer Banks ... (more)