From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril/May 2012 Edition
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MNA member visits White House as part of Heart Association initiative
Traveling to Paris and the French countryside with MNA
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril/May 2012 Edition By Carol Mallia
Lawrence General food drive produces nearly 1,400 meals for those in need
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril/May 2012 Edition
Standing o’ so tall in Worcester
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril/May 2012 Edition
Massachusetts Nurses Association 2012 positions available
Vice President, Labor* (one for two years)Treasurer, Labor* (one for two years)Director, Labor* (five for two years), (one per Region)Region 1Region 2Region 3Region 4Region 5Director At-Large, Labor* (three for two… Read more »
Is a bloodborne pathogen exposure treated as an emergency?
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril/May 2012 Edition
Call to Action for the Senate to Prohibit Mandatory Overtime
Next week, the Massachusetts Senate will be debating a major initiative intended to reduce health care costs. As the debate begins, we need to remind our State Senators that cost… Read more »
U.S. Senate Candidate Elizabeth Warren to Address Several Hundred Frontline Nurses at Mass. Nurses Association’s Clinical Conference at DCU Center
MNA was the first organization to endorse Warren’s candidacy, citing her commitment to protecting the middle class and Main Street values Worcester, Mass. — U.S. Senate candidate, Elizabeth Warren, will… Read more »
Region One Nurse Newsletter: Spring 2012
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Awareness Week May 6th -12th
To raise public awareness about Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS), Governor Deval L. Patrick has named May 6th -12th “Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Awareness Week” in Massachusetts. MCS is a term used… Read more »
