With tools that range from the iPhone to Internet searches, John S. Brownstein, an epidemiologist at Children’s Hospital Boston, hunts infectious disease. As the Internet and cellphone have become ubiquitous… Read more »
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Globe Sept 14 09 Tracking disease globally: HealthMap.org
Frequently Asked Questions about National Nurses Union
Below you will find answers to commonly asked questions concerning the National Nurses Union and proposed dues change. Please continue to visit the
Nurses: Your Health & Safety Risks at Work
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterSeptember 2009 Edition By Peg Tayler Careau, MEd MS RN Developed during graduate practicum experience with the MNA Division of Nursing Worcester State College, Spring 2009… Read more »
Why I am walking away from the new national
A dissenting opinion From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterSeptember 2009 Edition By Jim Moura On the day we voted to leave the American Nurses Association I spoke to you about why… Read more »
A nurse is NOT a punching bag
Advocate for safe RN staffing
The Patient Safety Act, H.3912/S.890, will have a public hearing before the Joint Committee on Public Health on Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 10 a.m. at the State House. The Patient… Read more »
MNA members meet congressmen on their home turf
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterSeptember 2009 Edition
Legislators hear from front-line nurses on safe patient handling needs
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterSeptember 2009 Edition
NNU Constitution & Summary of Affiliation Agreement
On July 16th the MNA Board of Directors endorsed the organization’s affiliation with the new national nurses union UAN-NNOC (United American Nurses – National Nurses Organizing Committee). The new RN… Read more »
MDPH: MCNP News – Help with H1N1 Surveillance
Dear Provider, As flu season approaches, the MDPH influenza surveillance team wants to stress the importance of influenza surveillance and the role that providers play. Our recent experience with novel… Read more »
