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Why nurses are protesting AI

Nurses protest use of AI in healthcare, citing concerns about patient safety and job security. Specific complaints include untested technology and AI chatbots.

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Tokoroa rest home, nurses told to apologise to whānau for failures in care

A rest home and some of its staff have been asked to provide written apologies to the whānau of a man who died two weeks after being in their care. Aged Care...

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6 wildest deathbed behaviors, according to a nurse

A 41-year-old hospice nurse named Julie McFadden from Los Angeles, California, shared a video on YouTube talking about a few common behaviors she has observed in people on their deathbeds. Since being posted a day ago her video has nearly half a million views.

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there's news, and there's good news. like thousands of patients receiving free life changing surgeries, from volunteer doctors and nurses on hospital ships. all made possible by donations. we love good news.

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in the future, and he said what future? i think it is very important for us to make sure that these children in gaza, the 1.1 million children in gaza, many of them who lost their lives and they had nothing to do with october 7, have a future. it is our responsibility as humanitarians, as western countries that can influence the situation, and that is what i shared with president biden when i met with him three weeks ago at the white house. his legacy will be determined by what he does in gaza. talking about those doctors and nurses who you said were overwhelmed there, we know under international humanitarian law, they should be protected under the geneva conventions. is that being upheld? definitely not. when we see 75% of the hospitals in the clinics stop working, many of them have been destroyed. oxygen generators being bombed. incubators stopped working because of lack of electricity. patients dying because of lack of medical supplies

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i have seen doctors and nurses who are overwhelmed this year, more than 73,000 people have been injured so far and was of them have moderate to severe injuries. i have seen a lot of death among children. one in 100 children in gaza have been killed which is the equivalent of half a million americans being killed in six months. this is unprecedented, this is catastrophic and it should stop. talking about the impact on children, tell us more about the physical brunt of this that they are bearing, a lot of children losing limbs, if they don't lose their lives, and then the mental toll here as well, so many children being orphaned as well. i mean, as we know, now there is an additional problem which is the acute malnutrition among children. one—third of the children in gaza have acute malnutrition which will lead to irreversible impact on your physical

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i saw him and he had typical ptsd, i asked i saw him and he had typical ptsd, iasked him i saw him and he had typical ptsd, i asked him what he would like to be in the future, and he said what future? i think it is very important for us to make sure that these children in gaza, the 1.1 million children in gaza, many of them who lost their lives and they had nothing to do with seven of october, it is our 0ctober, it is our responsibility as humanitarians, as western countries that can influence the situation, and that is what i shared with president biden when i met with him three weeks ago at the white house. his legacy will be determined by what he does in gaza. talking about those _ what he does in gaza. talking about those doctors - what he does in gaza. talking about those doctors and - what he does in gaza. talking i about those doctors and nurses who use said were overwhelmed there, we know one international humanitarian law, they should be protected under they should be protected under the geneva conventions. being upheld? the geneva conventions. being uheld? , , ., ~ upheld? definitely not. when we see 7596 of _ upheld? definitely not. when we see 7596 of the _ upheld? definitely not. when we see 7596 of the hospitals - upheld? definitely not. when we see 7596 of the hospitals in - upheld? definitely not. when we see 7596 of the hospitals in the l see 75% of the hospitals in the clinics stop working, many of

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missile hit a distribution centre near the hospital that led to 32 injuries coming to the hospitalfor the half of them are children. i have seen doctors and nurses who are overwhelmed this year, more than 73,000 people have been injured so farand than 73,000 people have been injured so far and was of them have moderate to severe injuries. i have seen a lot of death among children. one in 100 children in gaza are killed which is the equivalent of half a million american eldon being killed in six months. this is unprecedented, this is catastrophic and it should stop. catastrophic and it should sto. ., ~ catastrophic and it should sto-. . ~ ., catastrophic and it should sto. . ~' . stop. talking about the impact on children, _ stop. talking about the impact on children, tell _ stop. talking about the impact on children, tell us _ stop. talking about the impact on children, tell us more - stop. talking about the impact| on children, tell us more about the physical brunt of this that they are barren, a lot of children losing limbs, if they don't lose their lives, and then the mental toll here as well, so many children being orphaned as well. i well, so many children being orphaned as well.— well, so many children being orphaned as well. i mean, as we know, orphaned as well. i mean, as we know. now _ orphaned as well. i mean, as we know, now there _ orphaned as well. i mean, as we know, now there is _ orphaned as well. i mean, as we know, now there is an _ know, now there is an additional problem which is the

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around the hospital. the world health organization previously said hospital staff had no choice but to bury the bodies of dead patients within the hospital while under israeli siege, but palestinians accuse israeli forces of killing some of the victims. the israeli military said it is checking reports about the bodies recovered from the mass grave. israel accuses hamas of using medical facilities as command centres, which hamas rejects. dr zaher sahloul is co—founder and president of medglobal, a us—based nongovernmental organisation that is sending doctors and nurses to provide emergency care in gaza. thank you so much for being with us this evening. dr sahloul, you were in gaza injanuary. there have been four medical missions from your organisation. what have you been seeing, what have you teams been seeing? thank you for having me. what i

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