Neonatal services to remain at the Alexandra Hospital for the time being (8 stories)

	Nursing News - September 4, 2014 Neonatal services to remain at the Alexandra Hospital for the time being - Malvern Gazette NEONATAL services will remain at Redditch's Alexandra Hospital for the time being despite a national shortage of specialist nurses. In June it was announced Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust was considering moving all high-risk births to Worcestershire Royal Hospital after a combination of retirements, maternity leave and inability to recruit new specialist neonatal staff resulted in "exceedingly fragile" staffing rotas. Health visitor faces hearing over conduct - Oxford Times Angela Highton will be the subject of a Nursing and Midwifery Council conduct and competence hearing next Friday regarding her conduct towards 'Client A'. The Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust worker is alleged to have "breached professional boundaries" from February 2009 to November 2012. WB General Nurses Reach Contract Agreement - WNEP-TV Moosic The nurses at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital who went on strike in July announced Wednesday that they have reached a tentative contract agreement with Community Health Systems. Health District restructuring nursing staff - Peak Of Ohio Director of Nursing of the Logan County Health District Kay Schroer announced Wednesday at the board's monthly meeting that changes are going to be made within her department. Ebola virus: More than 1,900 deaths - KXLY-TV Spokane More than 3,500 people have been infected by the Ebola virus in Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Nigeria since the first documented cases in December, according to new figures released Wednesday by the World Health Organization. UN: Fight against Ebola to cost $600 million - KFBB At least $600 million is needed to fight West Africa's current Ebola outbreak, the World Health Organization announced Wednesday, as the death toll shot up by about 400 in a week to more than 1,900 people. US Ebola patient speaks out; another ID'd - Click Orlando He had been to Liberia with SIM before, and volunteered to go again after he heard missionaries Nancy Writebol and Dr. Kent Brantly contracted the disease, SIM President Bruce Johnson. Blockbuster pension deal applauded by unions - The Compass For years, Premier Tom Marshall has been talking about the need to reform the province's troubled pension plans. More Nursing News Popular News from the Topix Network The 25 Funniest Times People Thought The Onion Was Real I don't understand. Neither do they. 21 Utterly Ridiculous 1970s His and Hers Outfits The couple that dresses together, IMPRESSES together. The 16 Funniest Roller Coaster Faces of All Time Thankfully, their faces went back to normal soon after. 12 Extremely Legit-Looking Notes Forged By Children Nice try, kiddos. 19 Absolutely Horrifying Works of Food Art Someone was expected to eat these. These are edible. Click here to manage your subscription settings Topix has Job listings for your town! Find Local Singles in your town! Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Copyright © 2014 Topix All rights reserved. PO Box 50097, Palo Alto, CA 94303