It's been catastrophic. The ordsprog

It's been catastrophic. The nurses are the ones to hold the situation together at hospitals and they are all leaving.

Nurses play a unique and central role in our health care system, and we need to unite and empower nurses to speak out. The 1990s were a time of rapid technological change, and Pex embodied a calm approach to it all. Nurses are leaving the bedside in droves because of low pay and working conditions.

We can't continue at management's current pace. The county is not taking their nurses seriously, but the nurses are very serious about resolving this situation immediately.

When I was first taken to the hospital I told the nurses and doctors that I had six weeks to get better because that's how long it was until they were supposed to hold the Banked Slalom. The nurses looked at me like I was crazy, and the doctors said maybe in six months.

As the number of public hospitals continues to decline, the concern remains to what extent non-profit and for-profit hospitals are taking or will take on greater responsibilities as safety net providers, and to what degree their focus is on attracting the healthiest of Medicaid patients, leaving the sickest and costliest patients to the care of the remaining public or major safety net hospitals.

Dennis Andrulis

Salaries for nursing faculty are particularly low when compared to those earned by nurses in hospitals.

We need nurses in all places -- in universities and in hospitals -- and the only way to solve this problem is to train more.

The situation for nurses in Cook County is critical and getting worse every day in patient safety and keeping RNs in the system. What the nurses want, and the county needs, is for the RNs to have a strong voice in patient care decisions and staffing.

It's easy to forget that nurses are human and that sometimes they need to be rescued from life's devastating circumstances. Nurses House offers nurses who are in pain and suffering a helping hand and a warm heart in their hour of need.

One of the things they have got to do _ we've got to plead for _ is to make sure that when these hospitals get evacuated, the National Guard or somebody is there putting major security around these hospitals, or they're going to get ransacked. And it's going to make a bad situation even worse.

This is not a satisfactory response. Let's not call it that, ... It's an insult to the people who are in hospitals. Doctors and health professionals, nurses and the rest who are making enormous sacrifices need it to be much more done sooner.

The EU is leaving no stone unturned to try to secure the release of the Bulgarian nurses and the Palestinian medic.

It has already been calculated in the projections. It's a difficult time for nurses, some may be leaving hospital. People are uncertain.

The people putting on your roof, your teachers, the nurses in your hospitals — those are the people that are living there because it's what they can afford as they start out.

The situation is catastrophic. I can see the hopeless situation of the city... this cultural dismantling is an incredible shame for Berlin.

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