Hundreds of protesters recently participated in a rally in support of Pittsburgh hospital service workers, according to a Pittsburgh City Paper report.
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In a 1789 letter to Jean-Baptiste Leroy, Benjamin Franklin famously quipped, "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes."
In a recent Capella University blog, a study revealing that a more highly educated nursing workforce saves lives is discussed.
St. Charles Bend (Ore.) hospital and the union that represents its nurses are bringing in a federal mediator after 17 negotiation sessions over nearly five months have been unsuccessful in producing a contract, according to The Bulletin.
Missouri's hospital workforce vacancy and turnover rates are volatile, with significant variation regionally among the surveyed professions, according to a new report from the Missouri Hospital Association.
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There are two words that I find myself repeating these days and those words are thank you.
ICD-10 will highlight the many different reasons why a person is seeking medical attention. But, not every organization is ready for this undertaking.
Staff compensation can make up the majority of a hospital's operating costs, according to a recent blog post from Integrated Healthcare Strategies.
The Texas Board of Nursing has approved an innovative pilot program that aims to provide dual enrollment high school students with the opportunity to earn an associate degree in nursing.
Nurses at Coupeville, Wash.-based Whidbey General Hospital rallied Aug. 13 as the Washington State Nurses Association — the union that represents them — and hospital management continue to try to agree on a contract, according to a Whidbey News-Times.