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
Tri-City Medical Center RNs Sound Alarm on Emergency Department's Dangerous Conditions
Registered nurses at Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside will hold a press conference on Monday to voice alarm over operations of the hospital's Emergency Department and call for immediate changes to the department's management.
California Nurses Association
Sep 15, 2014
International Nurse News Round-Up
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Global Nurses United
How You Can Help Healthcare Workers in West Africa
The worst Ebola outbreak in history has now killed nearly 2,300 people, and left 4,200 sickened in Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Senegal. The World Health Organization (WHO) is estimating that it will take six to nine months to curtail the outbreak.
RNRN
Fallbrook Hospital RNs Say Closure of Labor and Delivery Puts Patients at Risk
The California Nurses Association/National Nurses United (CNA/NNU) called on Community Health Systems (CHS), the giant for-profit healthcare corporation based in Franklin, Tennessee that operates Fallbrook Hospital, to reinstate labor and delivery services, which were hastily suspended with little notice on September 3, 2014.
California Nurses Association
Sep 12, 2014
The Trouble with Kaiser's Technology
Nurses say the healthcare giant's new Oakland Medical Center is plagued by dangerous equipment malfunctions, ineffective communication systems, and chronic understaffing.
Sam Levin, East Bay Express
Nurses deliver pillows and a petition to USC Verdugo Hills Hospital officials
Nurses from USC Verdugo Hills Hospital delivered new pillows to key figures in upper management on Monday as a message that the medical staff needs more funding to improve patient care.
Arin Mikailian, Glendale News-Press
International Nurse News Round-Up
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Global Nurses United