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Massachusetts nurses union pushing for legislation to establish patient limits, address workplace violence - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts nurses union pushing for legislation to establish patient limits, address workplace violence

The largest nurses union in Massachusetts is laying out its legislative agenda for 2023.

Source: wamc.org
SCOTT DREYER: Dr. King Had A Dream | The Roanoke Star News - Vimarsana News

SCOTT DREYER: Dr. King Had A Dream | The Roanoke Star News

Today as our country marks Martin Luther King Day, an official national holiday, many think of his most famous oratory: his "I have a dream"

Affordability and Convenience Reign Supreme for UT Southern's New Online Bookstore - Vimarsana News

Affordability and Convenience Reign Supreme for UT Southern's New Online Bookstore

/PRNewswire/ -- The University of Tennessee Southern, formerly known as Martin Methodist College, was founded in 1870 and serves approximately 800 full-time...

Engaging community voices in addressing Philly's health disparities through the Well City Challenge - Vimarsana News

Engaging community voices in addressing Philly's health disparities through the Well City Challenge

The second iteration of the innovative social impact competition is launching this month, starting with a kickoff event on Saturday, Jan. 21.

Nurses union seeks Mass. legislation to mandate patient-to-staff ratios - Vimarsana News

Nurses union seeks Mass. legislation to mandate patient-to-staff ratios

As part of its five-year effort to mandate patient-to-nurse ratios at hospitals, the Massachusetts Nurses Association labor union has teamed with members of the state legislature – including the representative from Leominster – to introduce new legislation, which they say is in response to a long-term healthcare access crisis in the state.