There are three major types of nurses: licensed practical nurses, registered nurses, and nurse practitioners.
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Male nurses, for instance, still earn more than female nurses.
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Corpus Christi's American Federation of Teachers chapter and local nurses from the National Nurses United/National Nurses Organizing Committee joined together for the mock duel.
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More nurses: LAUSD will add 210 school nurses over the next two years.
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Fewer than 500,000 nurses are working under a collective bargaining agreement, said Pamela F. Cipriano, president of the American Nurses Association, which represents 3.4 million registered nurses.
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The big issue of contention for nurses is understaffing, which nurses say endangers patients.
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National Nurses United, the country's biggest nurses' union, also endorsed Bernie Sanders in 2016.
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She is also executive director for the California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee.
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So was advice, guidance and teaching from district nurses, specialist nurses, general practitioners and consultants.
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Nurses' job-site portfolios can include: School nurses' roles are similarly broad, and just as underappreciated.
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Some nurses argue the positions to head the federal research organization should have gone to nurses.
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Then the doctors get annoyed at the nurses and the nurses get annoyed at the doctors.
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The move has been criticized by National Nurses United, the largest nurses union in the country.
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Nurse practitioners, registered nurses and practical nurses were among some of the most loyal job titles.
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The hospital had been negotiating with the National Nurses Organizing Committee/National Nurses United for months.
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The 19,000 other nurses refer to existing nurses whom he said would not leave the service.
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This National Nurses Week, policymakers should listen closely to the voices of nurses and their advocates.
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An existing shortage of nurses is worsening, with a deficit of 1.2 million nurses expected by 153.
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At least 124 nurses and other health care workers were under self-quarantine, a nurses' union reported.
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National Nurses United, the largest union of registered nurses, are very vocal supporters of Medicare for All.
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The California Nurses Association, a statewide union that has grown into the largest organization of nurses in the country, with representation of 155,000 nurses, is scheduled to hold a news conference on Thursday afternoon to demand access to "the highest level of protection" for nurses on the front lines.
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The American Nurses Association suggested that nurses with inactive licenses, school nurses and senior nursing students can take on roles like helping out at drive-thru testing sites or long-term care facilities.
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However, Marti Smith, Midwest director of the National Nurses Organizing Committee/National Nurses United, told the outlet that the strike followed disagreements about things the nurses feel impact patient safety — overtime and staffing.
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The program, Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge, encourages nurses to submit their own ideas for improving healthcare.
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Too few nurses, particularly registered nurses, provide care at some of the most troubled homes, the analysis shows.
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While some nurses have gone viral for the wrong reasons, many nurses on TikTok use the app to talk about their jobs in a humorous way, advise aspiring nurses, and share practical medical advice.
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In fact, with more than 2202,2628 registered nurses and nursing assistants, VA is the nation's largest employer of nurses.
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He said the Zaandam has four doctors and five nurses, while the Rotterdam has two doctors and four nurses.
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National Nurses Week begins on National Nurses Day, May 6, and concludes on May 12, the birthday of Florence Nightingale.
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Of 250 foreign nurses, just 40 are left, and female Libyan nurses are afraid to work because of security threats.
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Nurses unions have pressed for rules setting minimum staffing levels, arguing that having too few nurses leaves patients at risk.
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The nurses' association - Ordem dos Enfermeiros - echoed doctors' concerns and said some nurses are using swimming goggles to protect themselves.
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Registered nurses with National Nurses United say current nurse-to-patient ratios do not allow for the best possible care.
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"It's a code nurses use to warn their fellow nurses about an uncooperative patient or relative," according to Nurse Buff.
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The people who he actually hired to be the doctors and nurses and all those are actual doctors and nurses.
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Without adequate staffing, nurses are less likely to report violence, especially when they are already operating with the fewest nurses possible.
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Bonnie Castillo, RN, is the executive director of National Nurses United, the largest union of registered nurses in the United States.
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Nurses who are part of the National Nurses United union are asking for better nurse retention and nurse-to-patient ratios.
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Wald mobilized a multitude of nurses' organizations, church groups, municipal bureaucracies, civic entities and social agencies into a Nurses' Emergency Council.
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Bonnie Castillo, RN is the executive director of National Nurses United, the largest union of registered nurses in the United States.
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"To retain nurses beyond their natural retirement age is valuable because experienced nurses have a wealth of knowledge," Ms. Scanlan said.
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What's next: Because nurses will continue to be in short supply over the next 3 years, hospitals will spend more money to hire temporary nurses and to attract and retain nurses, according to a report from Moody's Investors Service.
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They include doctors of nurse practice, registered nurses, nurse practitioners, medical assistants, licensed vocational nurses, social workers, administrative personnel, and many others.
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Researchers looked at data on nearly 75,000 middle-age female nurses in the United States as part of the Nurses' Health Study.
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More from VICE: Doctors are also notorious for disrespecting nurses; one survey found that forty percent of nurses felt bullied by physicians.
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On the other hand, many nurses say the shortage of nurses forces them to work overtime and have little time for breaks.
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While ER nurses, for instance, only see people for hours at a time, cancer nurses see their patients during long-term treatment.
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However, because most areas have few hospitals, they can suppress nurses' wages without worrying that nurses will move to a rival hospital.
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For nurses, getting sick means losing payMany nurses told Business Insider that if they take time off work, they won't get paid.
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"Healthcare jobs, such as pharmacy technicians, registered nurses and certified nurses assistants are seeing increased wage growth," writes Chaimberlain in the report.
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The New York State Nurses Association union praised the settlement as a victory for all nurses, whose work is often physically demanding.
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Violence against nurses—from patients, their visitors, doctors, and even other nurses—is so common and often shrugged off by administrators and lawmakers that many nurses feel no choice but to accept violence as just another part of the job.
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But on Tuesday, the union that represents the nurses said it reached a groundbreaking agreement with the hospitals that would lead to the hiring of 1,450 additional nurses and for the first time establish minimum ratios of nurses to patients.
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Ms. DeMoro, the nurses' union official, scoffed at any comparison between the two efforts, one by nurses, the other by a political operative.
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Bonnie Castillo is the executive director of National Nurses United (NNU), the largest union and professional association of registered nurses, with 150,000 members.
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Jobs for registered nurses and licensed practical nurses are also expected to grow at a pace higher than the national average by 2026.
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Higher doctor and hospital bed numbers don't vary meaningfully, but one variable stands out: Nurses per 1,000 people in the general population. Nurses.
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She sent nurses to new mothers living in the city's tenements and had those nurses instruct them in how to care for infants.
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The labor action, organized by the Democratic Union of Nurses (Sindepor) and the Portuguese Association of Nurses (APE), is set to run until Feb.
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The authors sought to identify education and support needs of registered nurses in care homes, which are struggling to attract, recruit and retain nurses.
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Higher levels of staffing also reduced nurses' injuries and burnout, cutting down turnover and the costs associated with replacing experienced nurses, the union added.
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In rural Guatemala, communities are served by a health post — a small medical clinic, usually staffed by nurses, auxiliary nurses and sometimes medical students.
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On March 10, the National Nurses United union called on the White House and hospital systems to ensure that nurses have enough protective equipment.
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Since school nurses are largely responsible for ensuring students are up-to-date on vaccines, we must ensure schools are adequately staffed with nurses.
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Business Insider asked seven nurses and scoured nursing blogs to find out just what the secret phrases nurses use on the job really mean.
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National Nurses United, the country's biggest nurses' union, will endorse Bernie Sanders in the 2020 presidential race this week, the New York Times reports.
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National Nurses United, the largest organization of registered nurses, surveyed over 1,000 nurses directly and found that only 30 percent reported that their employer has sufficient (PPE) stock on hand to protect staff if there is a rapid surge in patients with possible coronavirus infections.
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Cover image: Rally in support of nurses in March 15 outside Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, NY. (Photo: New York State Nurses Association/Facebook)
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There is also an organization backed by a nurses union that has registered as a super PAC -- National Nurses United which is now supporting Sanders.
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Having these almost-nurses at home when additional nurses may soon be desperately needed in hospitals across the country is a waste of human resources.
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About half of nurses are offered educational funds, according to a survey conducted last summer by American Nurse Today, the journal of the American Nurses Association.
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In the episode "The Nurses Strike," Lois takes a job as a cleaner to support the family while she and her fellow nurses go on strike.
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One of the most pressing problems facing nurses is abuse on the job, a representative for the American Nurses Association told Business Insider in an interview.
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National Nurses United, a union that represents about 150,000 nurses across the country, announced on Thursday the sobering results of an online survey it recently conducted.
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Many nurses said that patients think hospitals are hotels and treat nurses like maids who can stop work and grab a pillow at a moment's notice.
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The Service Employees International Union and National Nurses United represent nurses all over the United States, and in general are good at getting their demands met.
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One bottom line he proposes is that the number of nurses per capita is higher in Germany and nurses are the backbone of the health care system.
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It's a badge the American Nurses Association wears with pride -- and likely why it's encouraging nurses to think twice, and maybe three times, before posting something personal.
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They were there from the beginning: As the historian Kara Dixon Vuic has shown, the Army began deploying nurses to Saigon in 1956 to train Vietnamese nurses.
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"She's not on our radar," RoseAnn DeMoro, a Sanders ally and the executive director of National Nurses United and the California Nurses Association, said of Ms. Harris.
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Bear 273 nurses cubs At 0:11, bear 273 nurses three "cubs of the year," or "coy," meaning they were born in their den earlier that year.
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There are more than 3 million registered nurses (RNs) and 963,000 licensed practical nurses (LPNs) currently active in the US, and 83 percent of them are women.
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The finding is drawn from data on 69,790 participants in the Nurses' Health Study II, which started in 1989 and included female registered nurses ages 253 to 21995.
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Here are some facts about the nurses that tend to you when you're sick -- and the week that celebrates them: How many nurses are there in the US?
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If hospital management and the New York State Nurses Association cannot reach a deal by April 2, 10,000 nurses will stop showing up for work and start picketing.
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If hospital management and the New York State Nurses Association cannot reach a deal by April 2, 10,2000 nurses will stop showing up for work and start picketing.
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National Nurses United (NNU), the largest union of registered nurses in the United States, knows this to be true because we are continuing to grow every single year.
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Bonnie Castillo, RN is the executive director of National Nurses United (NNU), the country's largest union and professional organization of registered nurses, with more than 150,000 members nationwide.
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Bonnie Castillo RN is executive director of National Nurses United, the largest union and professional association of registered nurses in the United States, with more than 150,000 members.
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Kerns said hospitals may need to let licensed practical nurses, or LPNs, take on duties that are typically done by registered nurses, or RNs, who have more training.
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"The director of the compound has instructed us not to go outside," Tracy Hotta, one of the trapped nurses, told CNN, adding that the nurses are safe inside.
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Several doctors and nurses with the disease were brought back here to recover, and two nurses caught it from a Liberian man who died in a Texas hospital.
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Nurses and a pharmacist are also suing the hospital Nine nurses and a pharmacist who worked with Husel are also suing Mount Carmel for defamation and wrongful termination.
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But most acts of violence against nurses are massively underreported because of a culture that tolerates violence against women, pressures nurses to accept behavior that no other profession would tolerate, and staffing shortages that both make violence more likely and nurses feel more guilty about taking the time to report.
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The nurses School nurses and emergency responders saved the life of a boy who was shot in the leg, said Scott Stoller, the director of EMS in Anderson County.
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Additionally, "if, post-impact, we need more nurses to come in and assist, then out-of-state nurses can come and provide care," Knapp said of the executive order.
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Anyway, perhaps Chipotle missed the memo that Nurses Day was last month because it's showing nurses some love next week with a very special buy one, get one deal.
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Bandaged women in striped robes passed by, guided by nurses who waved at Xu. The nurses were all notably good-looking, and Xu confided that she'd had several procedures.
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"We're also concerned for the safety of our workers especially the nurses who were involved because it's now easily blamed -- the finger is pointed towards the nurses," Naseri said.
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While many nurses face abuse on the job, few report their experiences, ANA found — in part because there are no federal rules mandating that hospitals protect nurses from violence.
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Nurses employed by Tenet Healthcare and the University of Chicago Medical Center are advocating better recruitment and retention of experienced nurses as well as better nurse-to-patient ratios.
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The coronavirus is spreading "at a time when school nurses are already dealing with the flu season," said Donna Mazyck, executive director of the National Association of School Nurses.
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While some nurses on TikTok may perpetuate stereotypes in medicine, many others use the app to lightheartedly share experiences about the job that non-nurses don&apost know about.
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In Chicago, more than 2,000 nurses walked off the job after contract negotiations between National Nurses United and the University of Chicago Medical Center broke down on Wednesday night.
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Physicians earn much more money than nurses and have much higher status in the medical hierarchy, which can lead to resentment from nurses when that higher status is abused.
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And let us imagine a country in which nurses were paid the same salaries as chief executives of S&P 500 companies, and chief executives were paid like today's nurses.
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Yet just 18% of nurses believe their nurse-to-patient ratios — or the number of patients a hospital assigns them — are safe, according to a 2019 survey of Illinois nurses.
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The Rothman Index empirically validates nurses' gut feelings by showing that nursing assessments — what nurses see and document when they "lay eyeballs" on patients — offer crucial information about patient stability.
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Speaking during a press conference Thursday, nurses said there's a shocking lack of preparedness at hospitals, which puts nurses who are on the frontlines of providing care at particular risk.
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I'm seeing an incredible influx of nurses, heroic nurses, who are coming and working many more hours than they worked before, doctors who fearlessly go into the hospital to work.
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But the striking nurses won't be able to return to work until Wednesday morning, the hospital said, because it had to offer a five-day work guarantee to replacement nurses.
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She said that the hospital deactivated the badges of striking nurses and removed their parking privileges, and that meant that nurses would lose five days of pay, Ms. Hardin said.
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For National Nurses United (NNU), the largest U.S. union of registered nurses, the answer to that question involves tracing each patient's story backward, from the hospital out into the world.
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Michael Kennedy, an ICU nurse at UC San Diego, has been using his role as a nurse representative for the California Nurses Association to fight for his fellow nurses' safety.
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Twelve percent of respondents said they were told by doctors or nurses their health problems were their own fault, and another 12 percent reported experiencing verbal abuse from doctors or nurses.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Nurses in Zimbabwe went on strike on Monday to press the government to pay them allowances and to protest a flawed system for grading salaries, a nurses union said.
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Nurses and their unions often cite as a model the rules California adopted 20 years ago, which require hospitals to maintain prescribed ratios of nurses to patients in each treatment unit.
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The New York State Nurses Association in 2004 began asking the city to give the "physically taxing" designation to nurses and midwives and allowing them the option of retiring at 50.
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Nurses need to learn how to recognize harassment in health care -- and then how to report it, according to Dr. Seun Ross, director of work environment at the American Nurses Association.
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One patient "literally rotted to death" as a direct result of the nurses' neglect, Yost said, adding that another suffered physical harm because nurses falsified her medical records and forged signatures.
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They became teachers, lawyers, nurses, psychologists, entrepreneurs — and mothers.
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But those expenditures totaled only $847,000, according to spending reported to the elections commission through Monday, less than the amount spent by the nurses' super PAC, National Nurses United for Patient Protection.
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The district also agreed to give school nurses generous bonuses and raises, as part of an effort to keep and attract school nurses in an area with a high cost of living.
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The filing further alleges the victim's family had specifically requested that only females nurses care for the woman, but that at least two male nurses — including her alleged rapist — tended to her.
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The studies — the Nurses' Health Study, the Nurses' Health Study 2 and the Health Professionals Follow-Up Study — asked participants to fill out more than 100 detailed questions about their eating habits.
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Britain has asked 65,000 former nurses and doctors to return to work and will deploy final-year medical students and student nurses to fight the coronavirus health crisis, the health ministry said.
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Britain has asked 65,000 former nurses and doctors to return to work and will deploy final-year medical students and student nurses to fight the coronavirus health crisis, the health ministry said.
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Massachusetts nurses: We should assume all patients have coronavirus The Massachusetts Nurses Association has argued that all patients who come for medical aid should be assumed to be infected with the virus.
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The experiences that have turned the members of National Nurses United, the nation's largest union for nurses, into vocal advocates for a universal, government-run health care system are numerous and horrific.
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But recruiting nurses from the European Union had helped plug the gap — especially in London, where the share of nurses from the Continent is about 14 percent, or twice the national average.
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Two nurses, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of being fired, said they were disposable scrubs made of permeable material, which is why nurses wrapped plastic garbage bags around them.
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"We have negotiated and agreed a collective bargaining agreement for the nurses but the government is not ready to sign it even after both parties agreed with the nurses union," he said.
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"Staffing continues to be the most persistent issue that nurses face, and the most difficult, controversial and fraught issue in collective bargaining," said Fernando Losada, the collective bargaining director for National Nurses United.
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Ankica Prasnjak at the nurses union said Zagreb University Hospital was short of some 300 nurses as many had gone to higher-paying jobs elsewhere in the EU. Potential investors face similar difficulties.
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Fewer doctors and nurses in outbreak regions Beyond weak health systems, countries where outbreaks are more likely to occur -- namely, more developing settings -- also have fewer doctors and nurses to treat the population.
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Nurses have an obligation "to promote, advocate for and protect the rights, health and safety of the patient," said Liz Stokes, director of the American Nurses Association's Center for Ethics and Human Rights.
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Nurses: The Department of Veterans Affairs is moving forward with a rule that would give advanced practice registered nurses at VA facilities to practice to the full extent of their education and training.
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But higher numbers of nurses may reflect one of two beneficial factors (or both): first, that nurses, the backbone of hospital (and especially ICU) care, are essential to patient management and, ultimately, survival.
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In Ms. Bindas's experience, a 12-hour shift can easily run more than two hours over because nurses usually stay to hand off to other nurses, check on their patients and write reports.
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RoseAnn DeMoro, the executive director of National Nurses United and the California Nurses Association, powerful labor groups that back single-payer care, said the issue had reached a "boiling point" on the left.
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On Monday, Winston Peters, New Zealand's foreign affairs minister, said his country would send vaccination nurses and a medical assistance team of doctors and nurses to Samoa to support the country's immunization program.
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These nurses kept helping people after narrowly escaping deadly flames.
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But the union is not just busing nurses into Iowa.
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TC: When you say healthcare professional, that's doctors and nurses.
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All six nurses are expecting within months of each other.
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Potbelly Sandwich Shop welcomes hungry nurses with their work ID's.
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Nurses would often turn Jim's tablet to face the wall.
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One of the nurses tending to her looked familiar. Dianne.
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Two mental health nurses and one paramedic travel on board.
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Around us was a blur of family members and nurses.
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It's also true that there have always been wet nurses.
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Male nurses often encounter patients who assume they are doctors.
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But demands for more counselors, nurses and psychologists are growing.
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Finally, they trained doctors and nurses how to use them.
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"ER nurses are a different kind of creature," Thomas wrote.
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She takes it in and nurses it back to health.
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Nurses are sometimes unsure who should take the baby home.
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Thank you to my doctor & nurses here at the hospital!
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Meanwhile, Lindsay nurses her crush on Howie on the sidelines.
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The nurses have been working these hours since February 245.
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To make the message land, link nurses resort to creativity.
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Nurses earn less than police officers; cleaners less than caretakers.
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Most nurses wear a white uniform, which symbolizes something pure.
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National Nurses United Rose Ann DeMoro on Twitter on Sunday.
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"The doctors, nurses and staff have been incredible," they said.
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Major pillars of industry (hospitals, doctors, nurses) are in opposition.
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This allowed hospitals to hire more nurses, doctors, and technicians.
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Doctors and nurses are overwhelmed and running out of supplies.
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Solidarity is power, and that's not just true for nurses.
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Nurses monitored him throughout the first night as alarms sounded.
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He was telling all the nurses, 'This is my daughter.
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He allocated a whole area of Wembley to nurses. DEMOGRAPHIC.
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That's how I ended up drunk among nurses at Wembley.
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But the nurses are at the core of the initiative.
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They also help nurses understand and empathize with their patients.
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Subsidizing forensic training for rural nurses is one quick solution.
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He insults the nurses and refuses to wear the pajamas.
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That's psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, counselors, and psychiatric nurses combined.
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"Nurses think it is shameful to experience this," she says.
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Doctors and nurses are their most trusted source of information.
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The trauma team was already assembled: surgeons, nurses, technicians, students.
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Many nurses cannot adequately recognize respiratory distress in a newborn.
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Clinton greeted nurses at St. John's Riverside Hospital in Yonkers.
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I couldn't articulate my thoughts to the doctor or nurses.
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Nurses, teachers, bookkeepers, engineers, programmers all feel this way too.
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Doctors, nurses, and patients are the nucleus of health care.
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Afterwards, nurses brought an assortment of the hospital's finest offerings.
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Emergency nurses are on the front lines of the epidemic.
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Carballo and the nurses surrendered to police earlier this week.
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Firefighters, nurses and air traffic controllers fall under this category.
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Medicaid also pays for nurses to come to the house.
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The nurses rush in and manage to save the doctor.
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Will the virtual nurse "steal" jobs from human nurses, though?
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Neither doctors nor nurses offered any explanation for his hospitalization.
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That means librarians, nurses, psychiatric social workers and their interns.
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Leyba said that, as with teachers, nurses are often overworked.
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This includes vital roles like nurses, counselors, psychologists and librarians.
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Here are some questions nurses suggest you ask your doctor.
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Nurses have expressed concern about the availability of protective equipment.
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Nurses and doctors are not the only ones at risk.
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Today, doctors and nurses are the heroes of our time.
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Doctors and nurses swarmed the couple in the operating room.
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She told CNN the nurses know more patients are coming.
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Soon he is casting the hospital nurses in imagined roles.
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It had no need for travel nurses a decade ago.
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The nurses would take photos of me bandaging these penises.
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Registered nurses assist physicians and provide medical treatment to patients.
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The nurses who are scheduled to work can't get anywhere.
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They were also monitored by nurses in full protective gear.
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It can take a year before the nurses start work.
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But some doctors and nurses worry that's not enough protection.
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Our doctors and nurses are ready to care for you.
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To prevent theft, they encouraged nurses to hide face masks.
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Patients will die needlessly, and so will doctors and nurses.
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Nurses in Washington state prepare to test patients for coronavirus.
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Doctors and nurses have risked their lives fighting this pandemic.
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Nurses and doctors are already stressed and strapped for time.
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"There are lawyers, nurses here among us," Ms. Suárez said.
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They were both nurses who worked a lot of overtime.
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Nurses offered him a chair, but he wouldn't take it.
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One reason so many nurses are dedicated to the profession?
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Ms. Williams and nurses ran through hallways, looking for her.
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Computer algorithms alert nurses when patients' vital signs are worrisome.
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Doctors and nurses wear disposable raincoats instead of protective gowns.
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There are vaccinations, and those are usually given by nurses.
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Signing bonuses for nurses can reach into the five digits.
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Groups representing doctors, nurses, hospitals and retirees oppose the bill.
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This story originally published on April 10, 2018. Secretaries. Nurses.
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After three years she left to join the nurses' association.
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But many nurses feel that the public dismisses their profession.
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Doctors would be wise to let nurses take the lead.
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"They moved in white like doctors and nurses," Amis wrote.
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The nurses brought Nussbaum cups of water as she wept.
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The newly hired nurses and nurse assistants voiced mixed opinions.
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Under current law, Filipino nurses can be approved practically immediately.
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Voices I've had "first days" with more than 50 nurses.
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The emergency room nurses and doctors lift them onto stretchers.
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Nurses also are especially vulnerable to violent attacks from patients.
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Nurses in and out the door, a basket of diapers.
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The nurses at their station had their backs to her.
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When you look at all the innovations from nurses in the past, you realize there is probably so much that is out there that hasn't been developed because nurses are overwhelmed and too busy.
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The Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZNA), which has more than 16,000 members, said government negotiators had on Sunday tried to avert the strike by promising to pay arrears but nurses resolved to go on strike.
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Though institutional change is most important to mental health advancements for nurses and nursing students, Foley explains that having a mentor in the workplace can be helpful to nurses, especially newer ones like myself.
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The association, which represents more than 16,000 registered nurses in the state, surveyed its members and reported that 40 percent of the Evergreen nurses who responded said they lacked access to adequate protective equipment.
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Sanchez's lawsuit names two nurses, four sheriff's deputies, the city and county of Denver, and the Denver Health and Hospital Authority — which oversees the nurses who worked at the Denver County Jail — as defendants.
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The strike has evoked into a lockout, according to the Tribune, meaning the nurses won't be allowed to work until Wednesday morning because the temporary replacement nurses hired were guaranteed five days of work.
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Sandy Summers, the executive director of the non-profit The Truth About Nursing, said unflattering images of nurses can also perpetuate stereotypes that nurses aren't skilled medical researchers, which impedes their ability to get funding.
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Doctors and nurses are getting infected — and two nurses died — of the virus, which causes a respiratory disease known as COVID-19, as they tend to patients amid a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE).
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"Since January 2017, UCMC nurses have filled out more than 1,500 reports detailing their concerns about how staffing levels might lead to adverse outcomes for their patients," National Nurses United said in a press release.
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Richard Speck (Jack Erdie) really did terrorize a house of nurses.
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Doctors and nurses worked through the night to treat the injured.
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The nurses took such great care of me at the hospital.
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Nurses have to feel comfortable correcting doctors without fear of reprisal.
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Keeping them adequately staffed with nurses is key to that expansion.
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Nurses tended to patients outside in the dark as sirens wailed.
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Marla Weston, PhD, RN, is CEO of the American Nurses Association.
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Instead, the board says it offers offending nurses private disciplinary orders.
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Registered nurses had the second-most openings, with 2,282 roles available.
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This time, we hear Ben asking Becky's nurses about her condition.
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The procedure required a team of 20 doctors, nurses and technicians.
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Doctors and nurses sat at the tables, ready to myth-bust.
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Everyone can join in on the fun here, not just nurses.
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The products will first be available in the school nurses' offices.
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How does the quicker and sicker approach add up for nurses?
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None of the nurses, nor the doctor on shift, spoke English.
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The nurses were empathetic but stern: This could not happen again.
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Nurses are also seen in the video discussing Conde's escape attempt.
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If the shoe fell, nurses beat them with stiff plastic pipes.
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But the nurses insisted I couldn't have it on the ward.
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Britain is not an exception in having relatively few male nurses.
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Poor countries struggle with the emigration of nurses for greener pastures.
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The nurses and doctors tell the patients where they come from.
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Nurses from the hospital laid into Farrukh at a board meeting.
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I get good care, good doctors, good nurses, everything is fantastic.
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Programs providing visiting nurses to mothers, for example, have high returns.
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They are employing more paramedics, nurses and pharmacists to see patients.
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At Cleveland Clinic, doctors and nurses are un-specializing, Volini says.
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It's likely our managers, nurses, artists and entrepreneurs will remain human.
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Many employers are no longer searching for just doctors and nurses.
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So I'm making nice-nice with the nurses and they're laughing.
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Our Border Patrol people are not hospital workers, doctors or nurses.
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Midwives and nurses have been outspoken advocates for better, humanistic language.
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Her parents were drug-addicted nurses implicated in a healthcare scandal.
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Instead, they are mostly employed as teachers, nurses, doctors and midwives.
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But for nurses and social workers, it lags the recommendations badly.
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Getting her into my arms to hold her took two nurses.
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Which is why, in honor of National Nurses Week, Einstein Bros.
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There were marches on the street with nurses and factory workers.
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The overdose prevention sites are staffed with nurses like Leah Bennett.
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You can feel the relief of these nurses through their movement.
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Emergency room doctors, nurses, and first responders were getting delayed alerts.
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Kate Middleton is marking a special anniversary and celebrating nurses worldwide.
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" Kate continued, "The dedication and professionalism of nurses is awe-inspiring.
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It provides nurses to around 1,600 hospitals throughout the United States.
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That recommendation resulted in the transmission of Ebola to two nurses.
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I got stuck in a room with some monstrous nurses outside.
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When the Boston schools were closed, teachers were recruited as nurses.
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"We still need support in Asmat, nurses and doctors," Kambu said.
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None of this is to say that nurses may abandon patients.
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Nurses tried pulling his clothes off, but it hurt his back.
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Cruz Vivaldi worked hard with the hospital nurses to evaluate patients.
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Centuries later, the nurses of World War I repurposed cellulose bandages.
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Once hospitalized, nurses removed the stingers from his nose and ears.
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One doctor exclaimed, "Praise God," and the nurses broke into applause.
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He fucked accountants and nurses and gas-station clerks and students.
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"I'm here to look for my wife," he told the nurses.
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The future is looking pretty good for software developers and nurses.
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The doctors, nurses, & staff at Vanderbilt University Medical Center were great.
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The doctors, nurses, & staff at Vanderbilt University Medical Center were great.
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This includes teachers, firefighters and nurses among other public service workers.
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We kept telling the nurses that they should call the doctors.
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Unions for teachers and nurses were the most widely-favored overall.
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Nurses have higher rates of suicide than the general US population.
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Recommended by Bonnie Castillo, the executive director of National Nurses United.
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Major US cities have plenty of jobs for nurses and doctors.
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Nurses are the unsung heroes, they're at people's most frightening moments.
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It has Internet service, tables with toys and nurses on hand.
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The AFT represents 1.7 million teachers, nurses and public service employees.
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I see doctors and nurses every four weeks for my pregnancy.
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Neonatal nurses, by comparison, might open emails regularly from 10 a.m.
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"The nurses told me that I lost my leg," he recalled.
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Examples include real estate agents, nurses, personal fitness trainers and bartenders.
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No word if nurses gathered around the day he was born.
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As advanced-practice nurses, we bring that to the next level.
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Lawyers, nurses, construction workers, blue-collar workers, and everything in between.
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Visitors to medical centers have also been accused of abusing nurses.
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New Zealand nurses last walked off the job 30 years ago.
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When I told the nurses, they refused to increase my dosage.
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How do we make sure that doctors and nurses are safe?
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Doctors, nurses and ambulance drivers have gone without salaries for months.
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Many nurses are begging for tests and we aren't getting it.
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It shocked the surgeon and nurses, and caught a chaplain's attention.
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The dead included a doctor and two nurses, Mr. Choi said.
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Doctors and nurses know this, which is why they don't shirk.
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But then in early January, the nurses could not wake him.
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And the paychecks of doctors and nurses are a likely source.
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Thirty-four percent of Missouri registered nurses are 55 or older.
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Nurses, high school teachers and even anime fans have organized petitions.
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I overheard the nurses wondering whether I would ever walk again.
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But front-line doctors and nurses still lack what they need.
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"Nurses can be called back to their unit," Dr. Watkins said.
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Nurses posted photos of their real uniforms on Twitter with #WhatNursesWear.
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The category "professional caregiver" is expansive, and not limited to nurses.
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There were four of us—two nurses, a tech, and me.
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The doctors, nurses and technicians fluttered about her half-awake daughter.
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They include nurses, doctors, paramedics, and sanitation workers in government hospitals.
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Nurses then change their protective gear before examining the next patient.
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Meggie and Miller are nurses and Colin was the charge nurse.
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"Those nurses are traveling out throughout the community," Dr. Palakanis said.
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Doctors were more likely than nurses to label themselves as victims.
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"Me and my two sisters, we all became nurses," she said.
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His words accompanied video footage showcasing doctors and nurses treating patients.
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Several nurses said they were struggling to obtain blood test results.
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Here are 9 of the best TikTok accounts run by nurses.
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Even in her own clinic nurses messed up, going too fast.
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Some nurses wore perfume because it reminded their patients of home.
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The nurses, all second lieutenants, were 211 to 21922 years old.
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But then in early January, the nurses could not wake him.
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Mr. Reynolds had wanted a shot of nurses running to help.
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The nurses and social worker who had met him were concerned.
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Some nurses say they are better prepared now to protect workers.
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At 7:40, the nurses arrived and unplugged his medication pump.
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Liberia lost almost a tenth of its doctors, nurses, and midwives.
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Meantime, some nurses who treated Billy were in the "Ellen" audience.
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But most doctors and nurses are in no rush to comply.
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Nurses swaddled the boy up in an Olaf the snowman costume.
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There is a particularly large need for health aides and nurses.
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"They are literally angels on earth," Jeremy says of the nurses.
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Nurses can spot a patient suffering from "NPS" a mile off.
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Medical professionals, including nurses and home health aides, have green jobs.
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They often work as domestic helpers, construction workers, engineers and nurses.
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Heather is not brisk or efficient, as nurses in hospitals are.
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The Sanders team, however, is distancing itself from the nurses' PAC.
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I have three aides and two different nurses who help me.
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I have three aides and two different nurses who help me.
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For doctors and nurses this presents the specter of abandoning patients.
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We'd like to have more nurses, counselors, librarians in our schools.
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What is the role that female doctors and female nurses play?
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Nurses in nearby schools will also come to help if needed.
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They count among them scientists, teachers, engineers, grandmothers, nurses, and artists.
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Their findings, published in October 2019, show that both male and female nurses had higher rates of suicide than men and women respectively in the US.The study found that the suicide incidence rate for female nurses was about 58% higher than the general female population, and the rate for male nurses was about 41% higher than among the general male population.
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The nurses, in a lawsuit that is pending, claim that the nursing home had sought a criminal investigation in order to coerce other nurses into remaining at their jobs, rather than quit, as many were contemplating.
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The transaction underscored how companies that supply skilled nurses are becoming increasingly popular with investors, as the supply of nurses entering the job market has failed to keep pace with the demands of an aging population.
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All you coffee lovers can try the new buzzy bagel soon, but nurses will have a chance to get a free Espresso Buzz Bagel and shmear on Thursday, May 11 in honor of National Nurses Week.
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Hospitals can't browse all available nurses; they only see candidates the algorithm selects for them — so, as with nurses, they're trading wider visibility of the job market for algorithmic matches based on non-disclosed "proprietary" criteria.
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It spends $750,000 a year on extras to attract and keep nurses, including annual $2,000 bonuses to registered nurses who remain in hard-to-fill units and up to five years of student loan repayment assistance.
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More important to the nurses — and what took them to the brink of striking — was getting the hospitals to concede to the setting of minimum ratios of nurses to patients in each of their treatment units.
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Doctors and nurses are getting infected — two nurses even died — of the virus, which causes a respiratory disease known as COVID-19, as they tend to patients amid a national shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE).
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The study looked at data from nurses, sisters, and postmenopausal women over four decades This study compiled data from four different large studies of nurses, sisters, and postmenopausal women over four decades (from 1976 to 2017).
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The new analysis included data on 205,498 women who were part of the Nurses' Health Study and Nurses' Health Study II, two long-term studies that use questionnaires to track disease and health behavior in women.
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Each year, our nation observes National Nurses Week from May 28503 to May 22019 — ending on the birthday of Florence Nightingale — to commemorate the brave nurses like Nightingale who devote their careers to caring for others.
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" Ms. DeMoro, of the nurses' union, expressed outrage over an email sent to Mr. Podesta by Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, who vowed to combat the nurses' "high and mighty sanctimonious conduct.
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In June, the American Nurses Association passed a position statement providing guidance on the nurse's role in medical aid in dying, said Liz Stokes, the director of the American Nurses Association Center for Ethics and Human Rights.
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On the job, nurses hear repeatedly how health care companies can't afford to have more nurses or aides to work with patients on hospital floors — and yet, money is available to pay people to manage medical records.
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She received the Texas Nurses Association District 9 Top 25 Outstanding Nurses Award in 2015 and was a member of the Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society and historically black sorority Zeta Phi Beta, according to NBC.
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Organized by the California Nurses Association, a union representing more than 100,000 registered nurses in the state, the rally was meant to draw attention to Bueso and others whose health is threatened by the possibility of deportation.
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In early March, National Nurses United released a survey of its front line nurses, which revealed that only 44 percent of respondents had been given information about how to recognize and respond to coronavirus by their employers.
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All of his doctors and nurses were invited to his birthday party.
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It determines how people treat you, whether officers, nurses, chaplains, or prisoners.
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It's just self-guiding, self-directing teams of around 12, 13 nurses.
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I mean, imagine if nurses had to go buy their own syringes.
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Hong Kong has opened its borders to foreign nurses, nannies and maids.
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One highly contagious patient — a "super-spreader" — infected 50 doctors and nurses.
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American nurses carrying gas masks walk through a trench in France, 1918.
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DUI defendants can be CEOs, teachers, nurses, and yes, even other lawyers.
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They do adversely affect some jobs, like commercial truck drivers, or nurses.
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Nurses restrained Mohammad with wide Velcro strips that functioned as a straitjacket.
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"We're a bunch of doctors and nurses trying our best," he said.
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Thanks to the nurses who made the costumes and dressed them up!
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In films, female nurses are cast as helpers of heroic male doctors.
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You are hostile to the doctors, you are hostile to the nurses.
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The Royal Free says that the app is already saving nurses' time.
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The nurses told me not to worry, that he'd figure it out.
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When doctors and nurses arrived at Room 834 just after 11 a.m.
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A corrections officer was standing behind a team of doctors and nurses.
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"My relatives are firefighters and nurses and teachers and electricians," he says.
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"The nurses said, 'It's not me; it's the computer,'" De Liban says.
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Doctors and nurses stared down the horror and saved scores of lives.
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"They want me to sleep," she said of her doctors and nurses.
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The nurses, looking worn and tired, rushed her to the delivery room.
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Others -- including mechanics, clerks, doctors, dentists and nurses -- served as ground support.
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A powerful national nurses union is urging the governor to tapping Rep.
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Mr Guaidó called on transport workers, doctors and nurses to join in.
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Three days later he was walking around and joking with the nurses.
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During his campaign, Newsom promised the nurses he would make it happen.
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However, Da's mother managed to slip past the nurses and committed suicide.
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Nurses, Chipotle told me to tell you that it really appreciates you.
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"It was a lot of the nurses that had a hard time."
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Law enforcement, firefighters, EMS, and even school nurses are taking the course.
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What Border Patrol is doing -- they've become nurses and janitors and doctors.
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During the nine-month study, the nurses surveyed more than 900 patients.
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"The nurses were the most selfless humans I've ever met," he says.
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"The key is [advance practice nurses] providing high level care," Cooke said.
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Now, nurses and midwives there are better able to do their jobs.
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The nurses were holding me down, and I was struggling—really struggling.
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The nurses and guests stood on the sidelines, clapping and snapping photos.
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"He made the nurses pray for him," his aunt, Charawn Hunter, said.
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The nurses came outside and then rushed her to the emergency room.
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Do you really want to be one of five million sexy nurses?
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During 15 years of follow up, 580 nurses developed ischemic heart disease.
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But 20% of health spending flows to doctors, nurses and the like.
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They include public defenders, law enforcement officers, doctors, nurses and some teachers.
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The nurses and other practitioners I saw were pretty nice and understanding.
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Nurses and doctors often attend to patients by phone or video-link.
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Two nurses push the trolley between them, walking slowly down the corridor.
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The family will eventually have home nurses for 16 hours a day.
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Mostly she remembers the "cool nurses" who helped her as a patient.
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No longer would patients find that nurses are persons they can trust.
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Nurses, doctors, and other hospital staff cheered as "Pomp and Circumstance" played.
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Nurses are also on hand to refill prescriptions or take vital signs.
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The rest of the group were nurses, midwives, doctors and laboratory technicians.
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Holistic nursing focus on nurses building relationships with their patients and families.
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Nurses are among the most overworked and underpaid professionals on the planet.
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Our freshman class includes intelligence analysts, nurses, veterans, and - ahem - law professors.
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Doctors and nurses color-coded the deluge of patients: red for dying.
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For the first night since giving birth, Rae nurses only her son.
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ER nurses, too, saw salary increases as more men entered the field.
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And it's not just that some men don't want to be nurses.
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The most highly regarded profession are nurses, followed closely by school teachers.
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Plus, some nurses say these costumes can contribute to workplace sexual harassment.
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Long enough for Gunze to see how the nurses ran their wards.
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There are multiemployer plans for carpenters, truckers, musicians, mechanics, nurses, and more.
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I walk in there and hug the nurses – it's a joyous place.
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We've got so many veterans, so many teachers and nurses and doctors.
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But she saw how nurses at her hospital could be equally vulnerable.
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In essence, it tells nurses when it's time to change a diaper.
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"After contact, the nurses began showing signs," Ngaleto told Reuters by telephone.
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In reality, many nurses get doctorate degrees and conduct groundbreaking medical research.
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Two nurses were assigned to keep watch over her at all times.
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Nurses revealed seven questions to always ask your doctor during a visit.
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Our customers are doctors, nurses, aestheticians — skin care specialists — and the like.
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I.O. ($21,210), the state nurses association ($2000,211), and Viacom Telecommunications LLC ($2000,21).
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Nurses don't have the supplies they need to stay in this fight.
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Allana Akhtar reports on the challenges facing nurses on the front lines.
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Nurses who have treated coronavirus patients and developed symptoms cannot get tests.
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He had nurses and doctors, a physical therapist and a respiratory therapist.
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We have nurses working in many different settings, including in health policy.
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The deal includes hiring more nurses, guidance counselors, librarians, and support staff.
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To put this into more concrete terms, consider the market for nurses.
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About 12,000 retired doctors and nurses have agreed to return to work.
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Details: The nurses say that they are scared to go to work.
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Question 3 Listener: I'm one of the nurses here in Las Vegas.
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The sources say Amber managed the schedules of the nurses Johnny hired.
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These situations tend to be obvious to clinical staff, and especially nurses.
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Rates of burnout among nurses in some specialties may be even higher.
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" — Joan Pons Laplana "I know of nurses who are on food banks.
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Business Insider asked nurses to share the hardest parts of their job.
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They are training school nurses to become "disease detectives," de Blasio said.
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You risk infecting everyone else there — doctors, nurses, patients, and family members.
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The nurses took Ms. Flores's blood oxygen levels, which were dangerously low.
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Nurses are wearing garbage bags because they lack the appropriate protective gear.
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Nurses are warning that their hospitals are not prepared for major outbreaks.
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Doctors and nurses who keep working while infected can expose more people.
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Nurses wait for a patient to arrive for a COVID-19 screening.
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The students are not "civilians," but nor are they doctors and nurses.
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The only ones fighting a war are the doctors and the nurses.
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Within 45 minutes, her nurses told her she was ready to deliver.
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"Nurses — we just step up," Carolyn Grant, 63, told the Seattle Times.
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Now, in some cases, nurses are facing consequences if they don't comply.
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They called up ICU nurses who'd retired within the past five years.
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I've heard that worry from hospitals and nurses, as have other reporters.
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Schools are reopening and doctors and nurses are returning to health clinics.
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"I'm talking about doctors, nurses, policy makers, lawyers and judges," he said.
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Mother nurses a baby, while another tot plays with a train set.
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He is being monitored by public health nurses who call him regularly.
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Teachers, nurses, and auto workers were among the workers who led walkouts.
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Some nurses call out sexual harassment at work, or widespread workplace violence.
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Two nurses had been assigned to watch over her at all times.
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The victims included patients, nurses and caregivers, CNA said, quoting hospital officials.
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They are doctors and nurses, business owners and executives, dancers and singers.
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Board members from the Maine State Nurses Association sat at another table.
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They are nurses, doctors, midwives, community health workers, lab technicians, and more.
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Doctors and nurses make no attempt to judge the people we serve.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, National Nurses United and the Los Angeles teachers union.
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So nurses in the hospital gave the infant a temporary nickname, Husna.
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It's pretty clear that [the doctors and nurses are] frustrated by it.
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"I heard nurses screaming, 'We lost him, we lost him,'" he continued.
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The main protagonists are two nurses (played by actresses), both called Jackie.
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The team includes paramedics, nurses, a counselor and a retired US Marine.
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"The competition for those relief nurses was quite high," Ms. Albert said.
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I photographed all the doctors, nurses that came in my isolation room.
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They produced a public list of all the nurses on the floor.
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Few nurses receive the training, though, and not all hospitals staff them.
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The lack of trained nurses isn't a challenge unique to Las Vegas.
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Lowering Medicaid reimbursement rates lead to reductions in staffing, particularly of nurses.
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Peer counselors, doctors and nurses screen out novices or minors, she said.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, nurses recognized the potential of TikTok far earlier than physicians.
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The settlement applies to 1,20043 registered nurses and midwives hired from Sept.
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"Ninety percent of the girls become nurses and leave," Mr. Ward said.
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Meals are gruel, which the nurses cart around in large enamel pails.
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"Nurses were still pushing around these huge machines in hospitals," she said.
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Therefore, nurses have only so much time to respond to every patient.
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And we are so proud that together, in 2016, nurses and Sen.
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This would enable the nurses to use them to help train rookies.
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She said if cases are prosecuted, forensic nurses are called to testify.
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In those cases, nurses mistakenly administered a vaccine mixed with an anaesthetic.
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Five nurses were indicted on charges including forgery and gross patient neglect.
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About 1,500 people, including doctors, nurses and patients, rode out the storm.
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And we, as nurses, believe that the time to act is now.
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There are now many female lawyers, but male nurses are still rare.
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The Goal Mama app builds upon the relationship between nurses and moms.
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"These are mentally unstable people and there's not enough nurses," she said.
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She was told by the nurses that her newborn daughter had died.
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Son, you're mistaken There's nannies and nurses and a doorman who's Jamaican
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The point here is not to scapegoat teachers or doctors and nurses.
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The Alaska Nurses' Association brought its members to the offices of Sen.
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The American Medical AssociationAmerican Nurses AssociationAmerican College of PhysiciansNational Nurses UnitedNational Physicians AllianceAssociation of American Physicians and SurgeonsAmerican Academy of Pediatrics Conservative organizations Another cause for alarm for Republican proponents of the bill: broad criticism from conservative institutions.
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As she describes it, the Delta flight attendant instead opted for two white nurses to assist and asked Dr. Denmark to return to her seat, flouting medical protocol of deferring to doctors, not nurses, for making healthcare decisions.
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She is also the Founding Executive Director of Nurses Who Vaccinate, a not-for-profit organization that provides nurses, health care professionals and vaccine advocates with current evidence-based information on immunizations, current recommendations, and benefits of immunizing.
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A federal appeals court on Friday upheld a National Labor Relations Board ruling that a hospital in Pennsylvania was legally obligated to continue paying wage increases to nurses after its collective bargaining agreement with the nurses' union expired.
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Nurses. National Nurses Day, a day set aside to show appreciation to these medical professionals, actually fell at the beginning of May, and plenty of restaurant chains took that opportunity to offer food deals to these hardworking individuals.
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While he was looking at the effects the nurses had on the overall health and cognitive development of the children, a decrease in mortality also showed up in his studies as a side effect of the nurses' work.
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At oral argument before the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday, Affinity Medical Center will argue that the NLRB should not have exclusive jurisdiction over its legal challenge to the California Nurses Association representing its nurses.
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"Registered nurses are often threatened, punched, kicked, beaten, and assaulted on the job, sometimes with deadly consequences," said Jean Ross, a registered nurse and co-president of the National Nurses United labor union, in a statement to Vox.
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For their part, the hospital systems, which negotiated with the nurses collectively, said the agreement would usher in a more cooperative process for deciding how to deploy nurses and the employees who support them in caring for patients.
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At the University of California, Davis Medical Center, 211 registered nurses and 22003 other health care workers were sent home, according to the labor union National Nurses United, after a single coronavirus patient was admitted to that hospital.
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To the Editor: In the course of cataract surgery at one of New York's best hospitals, I became aware that almost everyone working there, from the nurses, nurses' aides, administrative staff and even my anesthesiologist, were foreign-born.
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And it fired up its company jet and hired private charters to fly in 300 nurses from other parts of the country to make up for the Houston-based nurses who aren't able to make it to work.
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During the following weeks, I continued to mull over nursing scarcities since, paradoxically, poor supply has nothing to do with poor demand, not only from people who need nurses but also from those who seek to become nurses.
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