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Despite surging demand for long-term care, providers struggle to find workers: ‘I can go to Walmart and make more money’

Despite surging demand for long-term care, providers struggle to find workers: ‘I can go to Walmart and make more money’

By Josh Kelety, The Associated Press and Eric Scicchitano, CNHI News
May 24, 2024
‘Punched, kicked, grabbed, and brushed up against’—nurse’s husband sues employer after she was strangled while working
Health

‘Punched, kicked, grabbed, and brushed up against’—nurse’s husband sues employer after she was strangled while working

By Dave Collins and The Associated Press
May 6, 2024
Forget the nurse call button. Patients now stay connected by wearing one
Health

Forget the nurse call button. Patients now stay connected by wearing one

By Phil Galewitz and KFF Health News
May 6, 2024
Photo of the University of Chicago sign in front of several campus buildings.
Education Articles

This top business school is creating two new programs to address growing interest in healthcare management

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September 21, 2023
Nurse strike
Success

3 days after thousands of NYC nurses went on strike, they won a 19% raise and went back to work

By Jennifer Peltz and The Associated Press
January 12, 2023
Over 7,000 nurses at 2 of New York City’s biggest hospitals have just gone on strike
Health

Over 7,000 nurses at 2 of New York City’s biggest hospitals have just gone on strike

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January 9, 2023
person in scrubs wearing mask and face shield
Health

Hospital systems are creating their own staffing agencies as a cheaper alternative to temp and travel nurses

By Andy Miller and Kaiser Health News
December 13, 2022
Worried healthcare worker at operating room in hospital
Commentary

Why a nurse’s recent homicide conviction could make America’s hospitals even less safe

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June 17, 2022
A nurse in California assists a COVID patient with hand exercises
Commentary

How to fix the nursing shortage—and recruit the next generation of frontline heroes

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June 6, 2022
RaDonda Vaught and her attorney Peter Strianse
Success

The nursing crisis has found a scapegoat: A former Nashville nurse whose mistake at work became a criminal charge

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April 1, 2022
Nurses frontline workers
Tech

Frontline workers say better tech tools can reduce pandemic stress but fear they won’t adapt fast enough, Microsoft survey finds

By Dina Bass and Bloomberg
January 12, 2022
Health care workers treating COVID patients in a hospital.
Health

ER doctor breaks down COVID symptoms by vaccination status

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January 5, 2022
A nurse puts on her personal protective gear.
Commentary

Nurses need mental health support more than ever

By Chris Molaro, Jim Woodward and Stephen Fera
December 22, 2021
Healthcare in a changed world
Conferences

Throwing money at the health care labor shortage is ‘too little, too late’ say experts

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October 19, 2021
Alaska sees a 100% increase in new COVID cases over the past two weeks
Health

Alaska sees a 100% increase in new COVID cases over the past two weeks

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September 30, 2021

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