‘Nurses’ cast talks about new medical drama
‘Nurses’ airs Mondays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Global. Continue reading
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London nurse faces disciplinary hearing over sex abuse allegations
The nurse, who is listed as having resigned in August 2018, is set to face the hearing in early February. Continue reading
Nurses at Chartwell long-term care residence in London ratify new collective bargaining agreement
The new agreement includes wage increases, shift premium increases and additional paid bereavement time. Continue reading
Nurses at Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital conduct ‘sit-in’ over working conditions, staffing
Nurses concluded they were going to be missing three employees when they got into work at 7:45 a.m. Saturday, according to the Quebec Nurses Federation. Continue reading
Ontario government seeks feedback on expanding prescription powers for nurses
The Ontario government is asking the public to weigh in on the idea of allowing nurses to prescribe some medications including contraceptives, immunizations and smoking cessation drugs. Continue reading
Ontario patient’s daughter says ’thanks’ to nurse who cared, prayed for him
By Caryn Lieberman Digital Broadcast Journalist
“As awful as death is, it was a beautiful experience because of her.” Continue reading
Quebec wants to allow nurse practitioners to see their own patients
By Raquel Fletcher Quebec City Correspondent
Health Minister Danielle McCann tabled a bill Wednesday that will give nurses practitioners the autonomy to see their own patients. Continue reading
Nova Scotia looks to improve long-term care following disturbing bedsore reports
Under a new set of rules, nursing homes will be able to hire retired or internationally educated nurses who have met specific criteria to work as continuing-care assistants. Continue reading
NDP promises to ban mandatory overtime for nurses if elected
Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew says he would ban mandatory overtime for nurses if elected premier next Tuesday. Continue reading
More nurses, paramedics promised by Manitoba Tory Leader Brian Pallister
Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives say they will hire more health-care workers if the party is re-elected on Sept. 10. Continue reading