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San Bernardino nurses hold informational picket for patient safety
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NMMC nurses picket, announce federal charges against their employer
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Lodi nurses to hold informational picket for patient safety and safe staffing
Nurses at eight Florida Gulf Coast hospitals ratify new contracts with HCA management
Union nurses door-knock for Harris-Walz in Philadelphia
Nurses ratify new contracts with HCA management at Osceola and Lake Monroe hospitals
Union nurses door-knock for Harris-Walz
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State of The Nurses Union

By Nurse Talk | Published on Dec 22, 2018

At a time when the Republican Party is set on the destruction of organized labor in this country National Nurses United (the largest Union of Registered Nurses with over 150,000 members) is gaining members and momentum both nationally and globally. “When fighting for our patients, […]

Nurses Support Workers, Support Michigan Prop 2

By Pattie Lockard | Published on Oct 11, 2012

We’ve got a visit with Deb Nault, RN, MS. Deb has more than 35 years of experience in women’s health care, including working as a certified nurse midwife in Michigan hospitals and as an adjunct faculty member at Michigan State University’s College of Nursing. She is […]

Nurse Talk Short | Nurses Support Workers and Too Many Misdiagnoses

By Pattie Lockard | Published on Oct 10, 2012

We’ve got a visit with Deb Nault, RN, MS. Deb has more than 35 years of experience in women’s health care, including working as a certified nurse midwife in Michigan hospitals and as an adjunct faculty member at Michigan State University’s College of Nursing. She […]