To compensate for inadequate staffing, the hospital regularly transfers nurses to work in areas where they are not qualified to safely care for patients JAMAICA PLAIN, Mass. – Registered nurses… Read more »
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Faulkner Hospital RNs Will Hold Informational Picketing on March 29th Over Staffing Conditions, Salary and Pension Issues
MNA Testifies at Hearing Before House FY 2005 Budget Task Force on Hospitals
Nurses Decry Romney Budget Cuts for Health Care Services Call for Greater Legislative Oversight of Hospital Industry Finances &Reform of a Heath Care System that is Failing to Provide Patients… Read more »
Is your hospital healthy? Taking a look at use of harmful pesticides
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterMarch 2004 Edition By Kathy Sperrazza, RN, BSN, MSLR A recent study entitled "Healthy Hospitals: Controlling Pests without Harmful Pesticides" found that many hospitals are regularly… Read more »
Incident Command System for Health Care Providers: An interview with Mary Taschner
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterMarch 2004 Edition
COFAR Members Kick Off 2004 Legislative Advocacy Season on February 27 at State House
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Help Make Health Care a Right for All We are asking you to support the Constitutional Amendment Campaign to make comprehensive and affordable health insurance a permanent right for all…. Read more »
Pathogens and the use of safe needle devices
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterJanuary/February 2004 Edition
STIK Beeper: Rapid Reporting System for Blood/Body Fluid Exposures
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterJanuary/February 2004 Edition by Marlene FreeleyMS, RN, CS, Director Occupational Health Services Brigham & Women’s Hospital; and Katherine Twitchell MS, RN, CS, Nurse Practitioner Occupational Health… Read more »
Formaldehyde exposure in the OR: one nurse’s experience
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterJanuary/February 2004 Edition
Universal Respiratory Etiquette: A Revolutionary Approach to Reducing Exposure to Bacteria and Viruses
From the Massachusetts Nurse NewsletterJanuary/February 2004 Edition
