From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterJune 2009 Edition By Thomas P. Fuller, ScD, CIH, MSPH, MBA
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Hazardous ultraviolet radiation may be coming to a surgical suite near you!
MNA member honored by NERBNA
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterJune 2009 Edition
Region 2 joins letter carriers’ food drive in Worcester
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterJune 2009 Edition
HOSPITAL IN TRANSITION: Over two decades, Goodman wanted total control at Brockton Hospital, critics say
By Kyle AlspachENTERPRISE STAFF WRITER Posted Jun 14, 2009 @ 03:46 AMLast update Jun 14, 2009 @ 10:33 AM BROCKTON — By day 68 of the nurses’ strike, all nine… Read more »
Potshots at public health plan (MS)
WITH ALL the talk about bipartisanship and pragmatism from the White House, there has been concern that President Obama might settle for a low-voltage health reform bill that would only… Read more »
Forget online – doctors, patients click in person (MS)
I SHUDDERED when I read "
Health plans may fall short, Mass. says (MS)
The state’s pioneering healthcare law requires residents to have insurance that meets minimum standards, but regulators are discovering many employers’ plans test the limits by exploiting loopholes in the rules…. Read more »
MS. Magzine Story — “The Right to Good Health” Features Quotes by MNA Executive Director (DS)
To some, it’s a moral imperative; to others, it’s an important path out of the economic crisis. To all, health-care reform is a notion whose time has come now. By… Read more »
Caritas insurance deal faces changes (MS)
Cardinal Sean P. O’Malley, concerned about the relationship between Caritas Christi Health Care and an insurance plan that covers abortions, is seeking modifications to the joint venture that the beleaguered… Read more »
Lawmakers agree on pension bill (MS)
State lawmakers agreed yesterday to end some of the most egregious pension abuses that have plagued the Massachusetts state retirement system for decades, cutting a deal to eliminate sweetheart provisions,… Read more »
