Prods Democrats to think past Nov. By Helene Cooper, New York Times | March 9, 2010 PHILADELPHIA – President Obama challenged wavering members of his party yesterday not to give… Read more »
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Obama turns up the heat for health care bill
For Haiti, new possibilities lie in reconstruction effort
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Violence in Nursing
Workplace violence against hospital nurses is so common, many healthcare practitioners don’t bother to file reports. But that attitude is changing. HR leaders of healthcare facilities should increase training for… Read more »
Haitians in U.S. Double Up to Take In Their Own
Librado Romero/The New York TimesOlivia Benoit with Max Oliver Erlusse, 6, and Enridchell Emile, 11, her grandnephews from Haiti, who are now in New York. By
Health and care
By Renée Loth | March 5, 2010 PRIMARY CARE medicine may be on the decline in prestige and pay, but the fancy surgical specialties can’t offer the same daily dose… Read more »
‘Crisis mode’ for municipal health plans
By Scot Lehigh, Globe Columnist | March 5, 2010 A BUDGETARY iceberg looms ahead, a peril identified by fiscal experts but given insufficient attention by those guiding the ship of… Read more »
Stop & Shop unions issue strike notice
24-hour deadline will expire today By Katie Johnston Chase, Globe Staff | March 5, 2010 Union leaders involved in contract talks with Quincy-based Stop & Shop have issued 24-hour notices… Read more »
Morton Employees Plan to Picket Hospital Event
By Gerry Tuoti
No more concessions on health reform
By Derrick Z. Jackson, Globe Columnist | March 2, 2010 THERE HAS been no discussion of single payer. The public option has been ditched. President Obama received no Republican support… Read more »
Mass. healthcare reform is failing us
By Susanne L. King | March 2, 2009 MASSACHUSETTS HAS been lauded for its healthcare reform, but the program is a failure. Created solely to achieve universal insurance coverage, the… Read more »