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  • West Texas Nurse on Trial for Reporting Doctor
    Ramona Bates MD
    Feb 8th, 2010

    Anne Mitchell is a 53 year old nurse who lives and worked in west Texas. She is the wife of an oil field mechanic and mother of a teenage son, but it’s the simple act of writing a letter of complaint to the Texas Medical Board that has made her name known to the world. The act of writing that letter now has Mrs. Mitchell scheduled to stand trial in state court today for “misuse of official information,” a third-degree felony in Texas.

  • Most Nurses Are Victims of Workplace Violence
    Deborah Mitchell
    Feb 5th, 2010

    Nurses, the very people who are charged with providing care and comfort, are often the victims of workplace violence, according to a new study. The report from Australia found that 92 percent of nurses said they had been verbally abused, and more than half had been physically threatened or physically assaulted in the workplace.

  • Obama to Increase Child Care Tax Credit, Elder Care Funding
    Denise Reynolds RD
    Jan 25th, 2010

    According to CNN News, President Barack Obama has proposed nearly doubling the tax credit available for child and dependent care for the next tax year. It is part of the President’s Middle Class Task Force initiative established last year to promote economic recovery to be unveiled during the State of the Union address on Wednesday, January 27, 2010.

  • Compulsive Online Gambling Affects Growing Number of Women
    Deborah Mitchell
    Jan 17th, 2010

    A growing number of women are turning to a pastime that used to be the domain of men: compulsive online gambling. According to a recent report in The Observer, online gambling is becoming “hugely popular” among women who otherwise would never venture alone into a casino or betting shop. But from the privacy of their own homes, they can pursue their addiction.

  • Mythbuster fall highlights first aid and safety at workplace
    Jenny Decker RN
    Dec 30th, 2009

    Mythbuster falls 30 feet through a skylight. Even though Mythbuster's make safety a priority, it is important to heed safety warnings and know first aid measures in case an accident does occur.

  • Primary Care Doctor Shortage Expected in US
    Denise Reynolds RD
    Dec 16th, 2009

    The Association of American Medical Colleges has expanded openings for first-year medical students through 2018 to combat a nationwide shortage of doctors. However, experts feel it may not be enough, particularly in inner-city and rural areas.

  • Health Insurance Fraud Rising With Surge of Unemployed
    Armen Hareyan
    Dec 7th, 2009

    As more people are not getting the health care they need, we're seeing an increasing incidence of medical identity fraud,” tells Michigan-based attorney Norbert Kugele to the New York Times. “Someone will show up at a hospital with someone else's health insurance information an

  • Coupon Craze Drives Black Friday Shoppers
    Deborah Mitchell
    Nov 21st, 2009

    Cash-strapped shoppers are turning to websites like Coupon Craze and FatWallet to help them save money on Black Friday this year. These websites and others can help consumers maneuver Black Friday coupons, ads, and deals from merchants ranging from Alibris to Dogtoys.com, Saks, Target, and Walmart, among others.

  • Therapist Assistant and Aide Jobs Offer Good Pay with Minimal Education
    Deborah Mitchell
    Nov 3rd, 2009

    If you are looking for a job that doesn’t require a lot of schooling and that offers good pay, then a career as a therapist assistant or therapist aide may be the answer. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the need for occupational therapist assistants and aides, and physical therapist assistants and aides will continue to grow much faster than the average.

  • Pharmaceutical Company Amgen Sued for Violating Anti-Kickback Laws
    Denise Reynolds RD
    Oct 30th, 2009

    Amgen Inc., of San Francisco CA, is being sued by 15 states alleging the company gave kickbacks to medical providers to help boost sales of the anemia drug Aranesp.

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