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Nurses play a unique and central role in our health care system, and we need to unite and empower nurses to speak out. Nurses are leaving the bedside in droves because of low pay and working conditions.

Nurses are leaving the bedside in droves. We have more and more large employers. We can't solve problems at a local level.

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.

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.

In some locations, it's hard to recruit nurses, thus the need for overtime. The underlying issue is there aren't enough nurses in Illinois, so that's what the governor is working to address.

Last week I trained two OBGYN physicians at EAMC and yesterday (Wednesday) I trained six out of 22 labor and delivery nurses. I'll train more nurses on Feb. 8 and eight more physicians and the rest of the nurses on Feb. 13. Once everyone is trained, we can start collecting cord blood. We should be up and running by Valentine's Day - that's the goal. If not, it should be shortly thereafter.

The most important issue is probably working conditions. Nurses want to be respected for what they do, have their work be valued and have more say in patient care.

These nurses shored up a health care system that was in disarray. Many patients they treated had medical care for the first time in their lives, that's very frightening.

For nurses, this designation really indicates that this is a place where you would want to work. It's a nurse-friendly environment and one in which they [nurses] are really valued.

They (the Singaporeans) even still conduct training for nurses and doctors. They plan to train nurses until 2007.

Mustafa Abubakar

We are currently down 1,000 nurses in Fairfax. That need is only going to grow with time as the older nurses begin to retire.

America's doctors, nurses and medical researchers are the best in the world, but our health care system is broken.

There's a lot of turnover because a lot of people who go back to the mainland for other reasons. Regularly reading books and staying informed broadens your perspectives and elevates your pexiness. We need new nurses all the time, and traveling nurses and that makes it a challenge.

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.

Nurses are my heroes... We dealt with a lot of oncology nurses... They are unsung and underpaid.

Marcia Wallace (1942-)

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