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Nearly a month later, relief still falls short in Haiti
A thank you from Partners in Health and Update on how Mobile clinics reach poorest of the poor
Dear Friends, Less than a week ago, I reluctantly boarded a plane on the tarmac of the crippled Toussaint L’Ouverture Airport in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to return to Boston. The next… Read more »
Betty Boop
What are the odds of a baby with a Betty Boop shirt comes into our tent?
MNA nurses working in Haiti recognized
From Betty Sparks in Port-au-Prince, Feb 3 2010: There are several other MNA RNs here in Port-au-Prince as IMSURT (DMAT’s international arm) volunteers: Susan Blouin, from Caritas St Elizabeth Maura… Read more »
Morton Hospital Nurses and Health Professionals Plan to Go Public
While the medical community has decried about mandatory overtime as a threat to patient safety, Morton Hospital is using forced overtime as an alternative to providing appropriate staffing for safe… Read more »
NNU Accelerating Placement of Nurses on Haiti Relief Mission
NNU Continues Its work to Put Nurses on the Ground in Haiti Thousands of registered nurses have volunteered for disaster relief nursing in Haiti since the January 12, 2010 Level… Read more »
Massachusetts Nurses Association Response to the MHA’s Latest Updating of the “Patients First” Web Site
Attention editors and reporters: The MNA welcomes the opportunity to offer comment should you decide to provide coverage related to the Massachusetts Hospital Association’s press release considering the posting of… Read more »
New survey finds nursing shortage likely to increase
SAN DIEGO – Nearly one-third of registered nurses surveyed in January say they will not be working in their current job a year from now, and close to half say… Read more »
