Stop the greed

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As a registered nurse who has worked many years in a San Francisco hospital, I see firsthand how patients’ conditions are aggravated by their inability to pay for their medications. Making choices between paying for their meals, rent and medicine is a day-to-day reality for many.
Jane Sandoval, RN writing in the San Francisco Chronicle

Join nurses in voting ‘yes’ on Prop. 61 to lower drug prices

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If you want to know why we should pass Proposition 61 to lower prescription drug prices, ask a nurse. I can tell you the story of a young man in his late 40s living on a fixed income, working two jobs, who was diagnosed with high blood pressure. This one medication was going to cost him over $400 a month.
Amy Arlund, RN writing for The Fresno Bee

Without Prop 61, our patients will continue to suffer

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If you wonder why prescription drug prices are so high, take a look at how the big drug companies have rigged the system against all of us. We can take back control of our health by voting Yes on Proposition 61.
Kellie Montoya, RN writing for The Modesto Bee

Nurses Ratify Contract with Allina Health

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(St. Paul) – October 13, 2016 – A majority of the striking nurses represented by the Minnesota Nurses Association have voted in favor of the tentative agreement with Allina Health reached on October 11.
National Nurses Organizing Committee - MNA
Oct 17, 2016

International Nurse News Round-Up

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See a collection of links to news stories about nurses in other nations, and how they are advocating for their patients.
Global Nurses United

Nurses at San Leandro Hospital Reach Tentative Agreement on New Contract

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Registered nurses at San Leandro Hospital have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract that extends safe patient care standards, strengthens nurse recruitment and retention, and improves educational opportunities for RNs, the California Nurses Association announced today.
California Nurses Association
Oct 14, 2016