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Telemedicine growing in Ohio, but faces obstaclesTelemedicine growing ... - News Journal

Telemedicine growing in Ohio, but faces obstacles Widespread use of telemedicine faces several hurdles, including billing Check out this story on mansfieldnewsjournal.com: http://ohne.ws/1tuoa3J Dr. Elizabeth Walz, right, a neurologist at Fairfield Medical Center, and registered nurses Jennifer Mitchell, right, Emergency Department Clinical ... (more)

GSU School of Nursing receives $2.2M in grant funding - WTOC-TV Savannah

This summer, Georgia Southern University's School of Nursing received more than $2.2 million in grant funding, which will serve three purposes: help to establish a Center for Nursing Scholarship and Research, introduce a new graduate level Chronic Illness Certificate Program and provide scholarships to students seeking a Family Nurse Practitioner ... (more)

Surgical 'black box' could reduce errors - WTAE-TV Pittsburgh

Inside the operating room, video cameras track every movement. Outside, a small computer-like device analyzes the recordings, identifying when mistakes are made and providing instant feedback to surgeons as they operate.

Surgical 'black box' could reduce errors - KXLY-TV Spokane

Simple Steps Make Shots Less Scary for Kids, Nurse Says - HON

Many children get anxious or afraid when they have to get a vaccination, but there are a number of ways that parents can make these shots easier for their kids, an expert suggests.

Blackburn medics could fly to conflict zones - Lancashire Telegraph

SEVERAL medics at the Royal Blackburn Hospital could soon be drafted into conflict zones around the world after offering their services to the Army reserve unit.

Study identifies challenges faced by NYU nurses after Hurricane Sandy - ECNmag

Many recall the dramatic images of nurses at New York University's Langone Medical Center heroically evacuating over three hundred patients, carrying many including the youngest and most vulnerable down flights of stairs during the power outage resulting from the storm surge generated by Hurricane Sandy.

SSU opens Hatcher Hall for nursing students - Portsmouth Daily Times

Shawnee State University nursing students are starting off the fall semester in a fresh and new, to them, building.

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