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Ways to reduce toxic exposures in the home
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril 2004 Edition By Peggy Wolff, MS, APRN, HNC Nurses are increasingly aware of their exposure to toxic materials in the workplace, and these materials can… Read more »
Complaint of improper claims handling against an insurer: Form 130 now available at the Division of Industrial Accidents
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril 2004 Edition
Using patient-handling equipment to reduce injuries
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterApril 2004 Edition
Legislators, Health Care Advocates, & Nurses to Release Critical Information on Nurses in Massachusetts Hospitals
Will Unveil Safe Staffing Budget Amendment Hospital RNs will Describe the Impact of Understaffing What: Legislators, leaders from the Coalition to Protect Massachusetts Patients—a health care and consumer advocacy group… Read more »
New Report Linking Toxics to 180 Diseases Will Be Used as Lobbying Tool
By Amy LambiasoSTATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE
MNA stands proudly with Senator Kerry
Patriot Ledger Publishes Scathing Report of the State’s Care of the Disabled in Group Homes
The Patriot Ledger has run a powerful three-part investigative report detailing the often deplorable care, abuse, neglect and even deaths of disabled and mentally retarded residents under the care of… Read more »
School Nurses Hold School Health Advocacy Day at State House on March 24th (8:30 – 11:30 am)
Seek to Maintain Funding for Improved School Health Services for State’s Children Nurses, teachers, parents and students expected at the State House toProtest devastating cuts in school health programs as… Read more »
St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center Nurses Release Results of Conducted Informational Picketing on March 25th Survey Showing Unsafe Staffing and Forced Overtime are a Regular Occurrence
Conditions Threaten Patients’ Access to Safe Nursing Care, and Force ManyNurses to Consider Leaving the Facility
