From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterMarch 2007 Edition
Year: 2007
Promoting emotional resilience for disaster and emergency incidents
Tobey Hospital nurses call for mediation in contract dispute
St. Vincent Hospital RNs Ratify New Contract
Four-Year Pact Includes Improvements in Staffing Sought by Nurses WORCESTER, MA –The registered nurses of St. Vincent Hospital at Worcester Medical Center cast an overwhelming vote today to ratify a… Read more »
Baystate Visiting and Hospice RNs Rally and Picket in Greenfield Center
RNs at the Northeast Health Corp. Ratify New Contract
Three-year agreement provides pay increases of 16 – 22%, new contract language to protect the health and safety of nurses and landmark language to protect nurses’ union rights Boston, MA… Read more »
Staying connected through union communications
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterFebruary 2007 Edition An effective communication system-in all it various forms-and the free flow of information is critical for a strong and vibrant union. But despite… Read more »
Beverly Hospital loses beloved nurse and friend
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterFebruary 2007 Edition Susan Duggan, an RN who worked at Beverly Hospital, passed away unexpectedly on Nov. 12, 2006. She was 47 years old. An employee… Read more »
Keeping nurses safe on the job: News from the Congress on Health and Safety
Annual report from the Congress on Health and Safety Group membersSandra LeBlanc, Chairperson; Elizabeth O’Connor, Vice Chairperson; Terri Arthur; Maryanne Dillon; Gail Lenehan; Mary Bellistri; Kathy Sperrazza; Lorraine McDonald; Evie… Read more »
MNA’s first conference on safe patient handling a success
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterFebruary 2007 Edition More than 220 nurses, health care professionals and workplace safety advocates joined together in a jam-packed room inside Randolph-based Lombardo’s on Jan. 12… Read more »
New standard set after MNA nurses advocate for metal detectors in their facilities
Holyoke, Springfield methadone clinics appear to be first in state to provide this level of security for staff, patients From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterFebruary 2007 Edition