Nursing News

However, her acting performance in "Nurse 3-D" was so exceptional that she might have made herself similar to Alec Baldwin , an actor whose talent outweighs his off set indiscretions.

Raj Mattu was "vilified and bullied" by the University Hospital of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust, according to his lawyers Cardiologist Raj Mattu was "vilified and bullied" by the University Hospital of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust during a years-long "witch hunt", according to Ashfords LLP.

Americans should not be deterred from working to improve our health care system despite difficulties with implementing the websites of the health insurance exchanges as part of the Affordable Care Act .

A hospice which provides 24 hour for people with life-limiting illnesses is encouraging people to step up and join in with their latest fundraising initiative.

Ashland University's Dwight Schar College of Nursing on Trimble Road in Mansfield is expanding its academic programming.

As an emergency room physician rushes to a patient, he glances at a QR code by the door to the patient's room and immediately can see the man's medical history and the nurse's notes.

A SOUTHAMPTON grandad died after contracting pneumonia combined with an infection from a long-standing leg ulcer, an inquest was told.

BUILT in 1897 to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, Barry's former nurses' home and maternity hospital no longer stands on the corner of Woodlands Road and Belmont Street.

East Texas nursing students are helping homeless people improve their health. UT Tyler and UT Longview are partners with the Hiway 80 Rescue Mission.

The days of school nurses only taking temperatures and putting on Band-Aids is long gone.

Three-and-a-half-year-old Emma Quick runs into a room filled with instruments spread out across the floor.

The first four sentences lay out the problem: “It's a damning, disastrous cycle: Not enough nurses to fill shifts.

Nova Scotia's premier is not offering any sympathy to nurses working in the Capital District Health Authority who have been ordered to attend meetings about the illegal strike earlier this month.

A care home nurse has been cautioned after threatening to cut the daughter of a quadriplegic patient "into little pieces".

The Paediatric Acute Response Team treats and monitors under 18s who have illnesses including fevers, diarrhoea and urinary tract infections.

After meeting ten years ago at a pub in Grimsby, Eve Rennie and Lorretta Leggat, who live in Bath Road, Stroud, finally tied the knot.

Nova Scotia's largest health authority says it has scheduled meetings with about 150 unionized registered nurses to discuss their part in a recent illegal strike.

In this photograph, submitted on April 7, TakeCare representatives present the check to UOG officials and nursing students.

MORE than 80 people in Worcestershire with irregular heart rates have benefitted from a nurse-led service which launched in September last year.

End stage kidney disease is a global public health problem with an estimated 2.4 million patients on dialysis.