 | |  Nursing - News August 27, 2014 A WINCHESTER rehabilitation ward in Winchester has been recognised in regional and national awards for its work supporting elderly patients as they recover from treatment. After more than six decades of hands-on caring for the sick and elderly in South Jersey, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Camden announced Tuesday that it is seeking to sell its four nursing and elder-care facilities because it can no longer afford to maintain them. Big Sandy Community and Technical College President/CEO Dr. George D. Edwards signed an agreement with the Delta Sigma Sorority for the Betty M. Dorton Nursing Scholarship on Wednesday, July 30. Shown are: Becky Duke, Debbie Craft, Kathy Kinner, Elaine Blankenship, Sarah Blair, Diane Porter and Denny Dorton ; Jeanie Dorton, Dr. Edwards, Diana Boyd ... (more) Nurses and midwives who completed their training outside Europe are to face new assessments of their eligibility to work in the UK, it was announced today. Karen Miller, dean of the University of Kansas' schools of nursing and health professions, will step down from her leadership positions at the end of this academic year. President Obama promises a "new culture of accountability" at the troubled Veterans Affairs Department. Dr Michael Jacobs, consultant and clinical lead in infectious diseases at the hospital, said: "We have had the opportunity to give him the ZMapp treatment that I am sure you are aware of. President Obama promises a "new culture of accountability" at the troubled Veterans Affairs Department. Erie Community College has decided to consolidate its nursing programs to downtown Buffalo in a newly created School of Nursing. More Nursing News... |  | |
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