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New TV Show Puts Nursing Center Stage  06/09/2009

After years of shows focusing on the lives of doctors, TNT is launching Hawthorne on June 16, focusing on the character of Christina Hawthorne, the chief nursing officer at Richmond Trinity Hospital in Virginia. Read more about new nursing show...

President Of Nursing Nominated As One Of The Most Powerful People In Healthcare  06/02/2009

The president of the American Nursing Association is a nominee for Modern Healthcare magazine's 8th annual 100 Most Powerful People in Healthcare competition. Read more about healthcare rankings...

Tournament Of Roses Parade Names First Nurse As President  05/29/2009

The Tournament of Roses Parade, which normally accompanies the annual Rose Bowl, will have a nurse as its president for the first time soon. Read more about Sally Bixby...

Nursing For The Old A Booming Future  05/28/2009

With the average age of the U.S. population climbing higher and higher, the number of opportunities for nurses who can work with the elderly will keep multiplying. Read more about nursing for the elderly...

New Orleans Clinic Opens To Public  05/26/2009

A professional boxer, fed up with the distance required to get medical treatment for his daughter, spent $250,000 of his own money to provide a clinic for the people of eastern New Orleans, according to the Times-Picayune. Read more about the New Orleans clinic...

Public Health Nursing Service Kept Busy  05/20/2009

Minnesota's Mower County Public Health Nursing Service (PHNS) primary role is to do what they can to assure that health services are accessible and of high quality. Read more about public health nursing...

Shalala: New Healthcare Policy Must Focus On Nurses  05/15/2009

"Nurse-Managed Health Centers", an innovative model for primary and preventative care, should be a major keystone of a new healthcare policy, according to University of Miami President and former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Donna E. Shalala. Read more about the new healthcare policy...

Nurses Asked How To Improve Care For Elderly  05/05/2009

Vigilan, a software company specializing in administrative programs for community care for seniors, is asking the nursing profession for its ideas on how to improve assisted living, independent living and dementia care. Read more about improving care for the elderly...

Nurse Spots First Swine Flu Case In Ohio  04/29/2009

Ohio’s first confirmed case of swine flu is a 9-year-old boy in Elyria, identified by a pediatric nurse at the EMH Regional Medical Center last weekend. Read more about the Swine Flu in Ohio...

Nurses At Baylor Recognized For Excellence  04/24/2009

The Baylor University Medical Center has been re-designated a Magnet hospital with a status of "Excellence in Nursing Services". The designation, awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) is given to fewer than 6 percent of hospitals nationwide, and only 2 percent have received re-designation. Read more about getting recognized for excellence...

Nurse's Memoir Captures 'Fragility Of Life'  04/16/2009

S"A Final Arc of Sky: A Memoir of Critical Care" is a memoir by Jennifer Culkin, a critical care and emergency flight nurse in the Pacific Northwest turned award-winning writer. The book details stories from her work across a 30-year career, from neo-natal units where she worked with children with serious genetic defects, to five years working as a helicopter-flight nurse, attempting to keep patients alive until they landed at a hospital. Read more about the memoir...

State Lawmakers Urged To Address Nursing Shortage  02/11/2009

A Texas nursing organization is urging state lawmakers to provide $60 million to help fight a shortage of nurses. Read more about addressing the nursing shortage...

Study: Nurses Provide Economic Benefits  02/05/2009

Hiring an extra 133,000 registered nurses nationwide could lead to billions of dollars in economic benefits, according to a new study by the American Nursing Association. Read more about economic benefits of nursing...

Men Increasingly Well Represented In Nursing Field  02/03/2009

Men are becoming increasingly well-represented in the nursing profession, which could help ease an expected worker shortage in the coming years. Read more about men in the nursing industry...

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