Celebrate 15 Years of California's Nurse to Patient Ratios!
Nurses fought long and hard for nurse to patient ratios because nurses care for their patients. Listen as RNs who were directly involved in the struggle for ratios talk about the fight, and the excitement of winning one of the landmark patient gains in the country…and the ONLY patient ratios law in the United States.
California Nurses Association
Why America’s Nurses Are Burning Out
Work schedules and insufficient staffing are among the factors driving many nurses to leave the profession. American nurses often put in 12-hour shifts over the course of a three-day week. Research found nurses who worked shifts longer than eight to nine hours were two-and-a-half times more likely to experience burnout.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Everyday Health Media
1,000 Nurses to Highlight Threat to Public Safety from Ebola In Major Las Vegas Action Wednesday
More than 1,000 U.S. RNs, joined by nurses and other health workers from around the world, will hold an action in Las Vegas today, September 24, to voice a growing concern – are we doing enough to stop the Ebola outbreak in West Africa and prevent the spread of similar pandemics in communities in the U.S. and other nations?
California Nurses Association
Sep 22, 2014
International Nurse News Round-Up
See a collection of links to news stories about nurses in other nations, and how they are advocating for their patients.
Global Nurses United
Are Top Doctor’s Medical Center Officials Preparing to Sell Hospital to Casino?
Next protest action to save hospital set for Friday, September 19. RNs Blast Actions by Hospital, Demand County Act Now and Stop Gambling with Patient's Lives
California Nurses Association
Sep 18, 2014
RNs to Join Actions in New York, Oakland, Los Angeles to Mark Call for Action to Stem Climate Crisis
From California to Maine, nurses around the nation will be on hand in New York Sunday, September 21 to join with environmental, labor, health, and community activists in what is expected to be the largest global mobilization for action to stem the worsening climate crisis.
National Nurses United
Sep 17, 2014
Nurses Arrange Huge Donation of 1,000 Hazmat Suits For RNs, Health Workers Fighting Ebola
National Nurses United today announced that it has received a major donation from Kappler Incorporated, an Alabama-based garment manufacturer, of 1,000 Hazmat special protective suits for embattled nurses, doctors, and other health workers heroically fighting to stem the Ebola crisis in West Africa.
National Nurses United
Sep 17, 2014
Family Members, Kaiser RNs Set Vigils For Infant who Died After Closure of Pediatric Care Unit
Registered nurses will hold two vigils Thursday to commemorate the life and memory of Jenevieve Dagatan on the first anniversary of her birth, five months after the infant died in April after being discharged following an initial visit to the emergency room at Kaiser Permanente’s Hayward hospital which had several months earlier closed its children’s services unit.
Sep 17, 2014
St. Joseph RN and Community Delegation to Deliver Petition to CEO Calling for End to Cuts that Harm
A delegation of St. Joseph Hospital of Orange registered nurses, local religious leaders, and community supporters will deliver a petition to CEO Steve Moreau today at 11:00 a.m., calling for the restoration of long standing employee benefits, including disability and retiree healthcare plans, that were recently cut.
California Nurses Association
Sep 15, 2014