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Toronto
Nurses Ignored
Nurses "not taken seriously" when they noticed
patients with SARS-like symptoms after hospital rules were relaxed.
Details
Posted: May 28
State Proposes Rule Changes
The Division of Disability, Aging and
Rehabilitative Services (FSSA) has proposed rule changes concerning the
types of supported living services and supports, provider qualifications and
supervision reporting requirements. A public hearing is scheduled in
Indianapolis on Wednesday, May 28, at 2 p.m., at the Indiana Government
Center South, Room 5.
Download a PDF of the draft document (changes in boldface)
Download a PDF of ISNA's written
testimony about the changes.
Posted: May 21
Indiana Nursing Delegation to South Africa Planned
This program, scheduled for November, is sponsored by People to
People Ambassador Programs.
Details
Posted: May 19
SARS Information
The American Nurses Association has posted
information and links to resources concerning this illness.
Details
CDC: Replay of
roundtable webcast.
More
Update: CDC Calls for Meeting Plans
Involving International Visitors to Continue.
More
Updated: May 15
Nurse and Faculty Shortages are Topics of Articles
Indianapolis:
A cure for the nursing faculty shortage
Merrillville:
Nurse shortage expected to develop in Indiana
Evansville:
Nurses in high demand nationwide
Posted: May 12
Bone Density Screenings Offered
Indiana Department of Health offers screenings across the state during
National Women's Health Week.
Details
Posted: May 5
Theory: Nightingale Suffered From Bipolar Disorder
New research attempts to explain 30
years of chronic medical problems which afflicted Florence Nightingale.
Details
Posted: May 5
Nursing Scholarship Money Available
The Nurse Reinvestment Act of 2002 offers scholarship money for nursing
students. Visit the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services web site
for an application. Details
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