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Al Wakra Hospital-based Women's Wellbeing Clinic reopens

Women's Wellbeing Clinic opens fully for regular consultation

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Thirty-thousand nurses go on strike in New Zealand for better pay

Thirty-thousand nurses go on strike in New Zealand for better pay Top Searches Thirty-thousand nurses go on strike in New Zealand for better pay Reuters / Jun 9, 2021, 10:06 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail About 30,000 nurses in New Zealand went on strike for for better pay. (REUTERS) WELLINGTON: About 30,000 nurses in New Zealand walked off their jobs on Wednesday in a nationwide eight-hour strike after negotiations with the government for better pay and working conditions failed. The strike action came after the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) rejected a 1.4% pay hike proposed by the District Health Board earlier this week. The government says the nurses demands amounted to a 17% increase that it can t afford, but pledged to continue negotiations.

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UL Hospitals Group marks International Nurses Day 2021

UL Hospitals Group marks International Nurses Day 2021 Reporter: news@limerickleader.ie Declan McNamara, Director of Nursing, Medicine Directorate, presents breakfast treats to Anglea Cajes 4th year intern student nurse and Joan Magner Clinical Nurse Manager 1 on Ward 8C, UHL ); INTERNATIONAL Nurses Day was being celebrated at UL Hospitals Group and across the HSE. The annual event, on Wednesday, marks the birthday of Florence Nightingale and a programme of events took place to celebrate the work and achievements of the 1,854 (whole-time equivalent) nursing and midwifery staff employed across the six sites which make up UL Hospitals Group. This year’s theme, Nurses: A Voice to Lead – A Vision for Future Healthcare and #IND2021, will focused on innovations within nursing and how this will impact the future delivery of healthcare.