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Nearly half of adults living in the Bay Area say they will likely move out in the next few years, according to a Bay Area Council poll. Most cite concerns about whether they will be able to find affordable housing.

Workers at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago rallied Thursday over wages, reports Crain's Chicago Business.

At 91 years old, Evelyn Patterson has the sweet opportunity to deliver a spoonful of sugar or two to patients at Macon, Ga.-based Navicent Health, formerly the Medical Center of Central Georgia, according to The Telegraph.

Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa, Calif., for the third time is appealing a union election that took place last fall, according to a Napa Valley Register report.

Hundreds of employees laid off at Sebastopol, Calif.-based Palm Drive Hospital in April 2014 are seeking back pay, according to a Sonoma West Times and News report.

In a recent blog post, Select International discusses the most common mistakes made by health systems when implementing assessment tools.

A federal mediator is being brought in to help with negotiations between Pittsfield, Mass.-based Berkshire Medical Center and the union representing its nurses, according to a MassLive report.

Nearly 1,200 registered nurses at Boston-based Tufts Medical Center voted Wednesday for a potential one-day strike after approximately a year of contract negotiations.

In the market for a locum tenens position? If you search online "How to book a locum assignment?" you'll likely find vague advice such as "Develop a relationship with a recruiter." Or "Do your homework when choosing an agency." Thanks,…

New York state Assemblyman Michael Kearns called for an investigation into the safety of the Buffalo Psychiatric Center — New York State Office of Mental Health on Sunday after a nurse at the facility was attacked and knocked unconscious by…