There is a serious lack of diversity in the health care professions, and more Hispanic nurses would make a significant difference in healthcare quality and costs throughout the nation, including in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
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Op-Ed: March Sunday because healthy communities need climate action
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As nurses, we care for our communities. We are there for the boy with the broken arm, the lady from the bank with heart problems, or the retiree with the flu. We are there when our friends and neighbors are hurting, and we do our best to get them better. We are there to help after disaster strikes, but we also work to protect our communities from harm. As nurses know, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Op/Ed, Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments, climate change, nurses, People';s Climate March
Malloy: Let nurse practitioners in CT work independent of doctors
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The Malloy administration wants to let nurse practitioners work independently of doctors, a potentially significant, and controversial, shift in the health care landscape aimed at expanding access to care. Continue Reading →