Nursing in the News

Happy Friday everyone. Today’s the first day of spring and I bet I’m not the only one who’s excited for the nice weather, green grass and sunshine that are sure to arrive soon. I also can’t wait for the stylish, warm-weather clothes that come with the new season. If you’re feeling the same way, stay tuned; Monday’s post will feature medical scrubs for spring that were inspired by fashionable street styles. Check it out and get some inspiration for your warm-weather work wardrobe.

Now enjoy your weekend and here’s the news from the week:

Healthcare Professionals in the News:
A Medical Student’s Rite of Passage
Pediatric Nursing Conference Will Mark 25th Anniversary, Honor And Educate Nurses
American Dental Education Association (ADEA) Hosts Training To Increase Diversity Of Dental Students
More Than 190 Physicians Protest University Of Chicago Medical Center Plan To Cut General Medicine, ICU Beds
Rep. Thompson Introduces Bill To Reduce Nurse Injuries

Health news:
Fat-producing gene may be clue to obesity
Studies Cast New Doubt on Prostate Cancer Screenings
City hospitals to lay off 200
Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Leading Brand Baby Shampoos, Soaps
Obama Targets Food Safety

Blogs:
Speak Up
The Death of Bedside Nursing?

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