Report: All new nurses in U.K. could face checks on compassion and valuesA government-commissioned review is likely to press for all new nurses and healthcare assistants to be screened for their values and ability to be compassionate, Nursing Times has been told. Doctors, nurses falling short on hand hygiene, report saysNearly one third of hospital workers in British Columbia are not washing their hands regularly, despite strong evidence that it is one of the primary ways to prevent the spread of infection in hospitals. Patient steals nurse's purse, vehicle A man held a thief who stole his wife's purse and car in custody Friday until police arrived. Nurses cut from Princess Margaret cancer patients’ lodge Out-of-town cancer patients who stay at a lodge run by Princess Margaret Hospital are angry that nursing services there are being cut. Family sues nursing home Lilian Peck is a former resident of the home who died from an infection caused by untreated bedsores. Montreal West Island hospital understaffed, nurses say More training urged for those treating lymphedema patients MONTREAL _ Many nurses and physiotherapists treating lymphedema patients in Canada have no formal lymphedema training, says the Lymphedema Association of Quebec. Peel gets more cash to free up ERs Ottawa gets boost in ER nurses State court rules nurse anesthetists don’t need physician supervision Certified registered nurse anesthetists may administer anesthesia to patients without physician supervision, a Colorado appeals court has ruled. First Previous 25 26 27 28 29 Next Last
