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Friday, October 31, 2014

NHS workers including nurses and midwives to strike again next month over pay (6 stories)

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Nursing News - October 31, 2014

A total of 11 trade unions representing health staff including nurses and midwives will stage a four-hour stoppage on the morning of Monday, November 24. Chair of NHS trade unions Christina McAnea said: "The next set of industrial action will be even stronger as more unions are joining in. "Health workers care for patients and their families every day of the year often when they are at their most vulnerable or distressed. - Read More

Auburn University students, dressed in full protective gear, enter the staged hospital room of 9-year-old chronically ill Jason. Jason has cystic fibrosis and is suffering from resistant pneumonia. - Read More

A lawsuit says Kimberly-Clark Corp. falsely claimed its surgical gowns met the highest standards for protecting against Ebola and other infectious diseases. Lead attorney Michael Avenatti says the Texas hospital where two nurses contracted Ebola used to stock the gowns but it's not clear if the nurses had used them. - Read More

RoseAnn DeMoro, executive director of the California Nurses Association. National Nurses United and the California Nurses Association are planning a "national day of action" on Nov. 12 to protest how hospitals are preparing for Ebola cases. - Read More

A CRITICAL care nurse has been allowed to continue working after admitting she 'let herself down' by shouting at a dementia patient. A misconduct panel convened by the Nursing and Midwifery Council found that Joanne Edmundson's actions did not impair her 'fitness to practise' as a nurse at the Royal Blackburn Hospital . - Read More

Fever? Headache? Muscle aches? Forget about Ebola - chances are astronomically higher that you have the flu or some other common bug. That message still hasn't reached many Americans, judging from stories ER doctors and nurses swapped this week at a Chicago medical conference. - Read More

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Thursday, October 30, 2014

Director of Nursing Services of the Year award presented to Hemingway (9 stories)

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Nursing News - October 30, 2014

The Commons at Tall Pines, an independently owned multi-level senior care center in Belfast, was very proud to learn that one of their own was awarded Director of Nursing Services of the Year - Lori Hemingway, who manages nursing services for The Commons as well as The Residence, was chosen for the honor. Hemingway has been working at The Commons for more than 15 years. - Read More

Mike Knutson taught himself to play the harmonica as a child, and the 96-year-old sang with his family for most of his life. Even now, as he suffers from dementia, music is an important part of his life thanks to a study looking at the impact of a nationwide music program aimed at helping dementia patients. - Read More

A man was found dead Wednesday after an explosion and fire in a travel trailer that was parked at the Holiday Marina on Lake Tawakoni near Wills Point, the Van Zandt County Fire Marshal's Office said. Fire Marshal Chuck Allen says an autopsy has been ordered on the 54-year-old man, whose name wasn't immediately released. - Read More

The provincial government says nurse practitioners who wish to do so can register with the Nova Scotia Prescription Monitoring Program. The government says allowing nurse practitioners to prescribe the drugs brings them in line with their counterparts in other jurisdictions, including New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador. - Read More

Kaci Hickox spoke to NBC's "Today" show and ABC's "Good Morning America" from Fort Kent, where her boyfriend is a senior nursing student. She said she has so far abided by the state's voluntary quarantine. - Read More

Nursing leaders have accused health chiefs of focusing on short-term fixes after releasing figures they claim show the UK has become a net importer of nurses for the first time in eight years. The Royal College of Nursing said that the number of overseas nurses registered to work in the UK rose by 45% last year, the first time since 2005/2006 that more have arrived than have left to go and work elsewhere. - Read More

Health officials said Tuesday they're prepared to legally enforce the state's "voluntary" quarantine on health care workers who've treated Ebola patients. Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner Mary Mayhew declined during a news conference to comment specifically on the case of nurse Kaci Hickox, who was confined against her will at a New Jersey hospital before traveling home to Maine. - Read More

FORT KENT, Maine - A nurse who was confined against her will at a New Jersey hospital after returning from West Africa where she treated Ebola patients said Wednesday that she's prepared to go to court if the state of Maine tries to quarantine her. Kaci Hickox spoke to NBC's "Today" show and ABC's "Good Morning America" from Fort Kent, where her boyfriend is a senior nursing student. - Read More

Nursing leaders have accused health chiefs of focusing on short-term fixes after releasing figures they claim show the UK has become a net importer of nurses for the first time in eight years. The Royal College of Nursing said that the number of overseas nurses registered to work in the UK rose by 45% last year, the first time since 2005/2006 that more have arrived than have left to go and work elsewhere. - Read More

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