Global Nurses United Press Clips
Nurses from Alameda, San Leandro Hospitals picket for safe patient care conditions
RNs Demand Alameda Health System Bargain in Good Faith and Not Balance Its Budget on Backs of Nurses, Patients
Nurses from Alameda Hospital and San Leandro Hospitals—both part of Alameda Health System (AHS)—will picket Wednesday, April 3, to draw attention to issues impacting safe patient care, and safe staffing, the California Nurses Association (CNA) announced today.
Maryland Lawmakers Demand Johns Hopkins Hospital Respect Nurses' Rights, End Interference in Union Organizing Drive
Answering the call — Registered Nurses provide critical care to migrant families
RNRN Volunteers Deploy to the Border Nurse Volunteers Provide Critical Medical Aid to Migrants and Asylum Seekers
Illinois RNs Applaud Lawmakers as They Move Gold-Standard Nurse-to-Patient Staffing Legislation to Full Assembly
RNRN Volunteers to Provide Much-Needed Medical Aid in Northern Guatemala
Nurse volunteers from the Registered Nurse Response Network (RNRN)—a disaster-relief project of the California Nurses Foundation (CNF) and National Nurses United (NNU)—are heading to Guatemala this week to help provide much-needed medical services to remote communities in the northernmost part of the country. RNRN will be sending eight registered nurses, along with two nurse practitioners, as part of a larger delegation of medical providers to the Peten region.
Statement from National Nurses United President Zenei Cortez, RN: New Bill Introduced by Speaker Pelosi Fails to Address Underlying Needs for Providing Comprehensive Health Care
Washington--In response to Speaker Pelosi’s supposed new “sweeping” health care legislation unveiled today, National Nurses United President Zenei Cortez, RN issued the following strongly-worded statement:
NNU Statement on 2020 Election Process
The 2020 election will be among the most important elections in recent U.S. history. National Nurses United expects to be actively involved, with an emphasis on continuing to build a broad mass movement on critical issues, such as Medicare for All.
As to an endorsement in the Presidential contest, NNU’s elected national leadership, representing 150,000 registered nurses in all 50 states, has set forth a comprehensive process that is intended to emphasize extensive involvement of our leadership and NNU members.