Along with the rising population of men in nursing is the drive for those who are already in the field to find ways that they can influence healthcare. The American Assembly for Men in Nursing (AAMN), bearing this in mind, received members to the celebration of its 36th annual conference in Lexington, KY on Oct. 19-21. […]
Two nursing schools claim that far-reaching modification is required as to how aged care nursing is being taught in universities, if aged care should draw in nurses needed to care for the raising population of the elderly for the next few years. Even though it has been more than ten years of concentrated efforts to […]
The top three most common topics during the Nursing Management Congress last week included the changing role of nurses, changing care delivery, and which show to watch later that night. Despite the place being Las Vegas, the almost 1,000 nurse managers as well as leaders came together for some networking and education and grabbed the […]
A nurse in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) denied getting orders for not to resuscitate a quadriplegic patient from physicians who have been accused of planned killing of the patient. She said to the Court headed by Judge Maher Salama Al Mahdi that she worked with the Emergency Assistance division of the ICU and frequently […]
Chaz Allen terms it as a slow bleed, referring to the loss of about 4,200 employment in Newton that begun around 10 years ago. It is more or less a quarter of the area’s population. As employment at Maytag, Iowa Telecom as well as other employers, has been gone, families, middle-class incomes, businesses and shops […]
After the loss of Wichita Nursing Center’s nursing home license the month before, it sent waves throughout an industry that has not witnessed a license revocation for more than 10 years. Located at 2840 S. Hillside, the center was closed following an inspection done in August by the Kansas Department of Aging. The investigation uncovered […]
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