Sydney Morning HeraldNurse a saviour for injured soldiersSydney Morning HeraldDitta McCarthy, an army nurse in the Korean War in 1953, might well have been likened to Florence Nightingale, especially when, with no electricity, she and her colleagues went round the wards at night with lamps and candles.and more »
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'Nurses do not wake up each morning intent on delivering poor care...'The IndependentPoor care is due to systemic failings, not the nurses When people discuss their experiences of poor care, there is little one can say in defence, it's their experience and no one else's. I can't deny for one ...
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Sydney Morning HeraldCuts push nurses to private sectorSydney Morning HeraldThe registered nurse and mother of two was also attracted by ''flexibility in rostering, which is more family friendly'' at Hurstville's private The Surgery Centre. A $ 5000 sign-on fee - unprecedented in NSW - is the centrepiece of the ...
Written by post on February 16th, 2012
BigPond NewsPolice still working on nursing home fireSydney Morning HeraldPolice are sifting through a "mountain of evidence" in the case against a man accused of starting a nursing home fire that killed 11 people. Roger Dean, 35, did not appear when the matter was heard on Thursday in Sydney's Central ...
