Nurses at North Shore Hospital in New Zealand have met with Health NZ officials to address what they describe as a crisis in the hospital's Emergency Department.

The North Savo welfare region in Finland is demanding compensation from a lawyer who is assisting foreign nurses in a termination dispute, after the region terminated their employment contracts during the probationary period.

The Kenya National Union of Nurses has affirmed its decision to continue its members' strike, indicating no immediate plans to call it off.

Around 100 nurses at the Amadora-Sintra hospital have submitted a declaration of refusal to the administration, the Order, and the Ministry of Health, citing a lack of adequate working conditions, with the hospital also lacking clinical direction since February.

Ten thousand nurses at Corewell Health East have successfully ratified their first contract with the Teamsters union.

Afghan women's access to healthcare is increasingly difficult due to Taliban policies that no longer train female doctors, nurses, or midwives, despite cultural norms requiring women to be cared for by women.

Suicide Crisis Nurses for Kerry are now expected to be in place by September, following a previously missed deadline for their deployment.

Estonia continues to experience a severe shortage of nurses, with an estimated need for at least 4,000 more, despite a rise in enrollment in nursing programs.

Malaysia's Ministry of Health announced plans to reopen four training institutes next year to address a critical shortage of nurses in the country. The initiative is part of three key strategies to strengthen the healthcare sector.

Nurses at Montepio Rainha Dona Leonor in Portugal have called off their strike after reaching an agreement with the administration following a meeting, as announced by the Portuguese Nurses' Union.

The Royal College of Nursing warns that nurses are collapsing during shifts due to extreme heat and 'inhumane' conditions, calling for more air conditioning and urgent climate adaptation measures.

Kwara State in Nigeria has approved an enhanced entry grade level 10 for graduate nursing officers, aiming to attract and retain qualified nurses and improve healthcare services.

The University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) is investigating an alleged assault on one of its nurses involving Michael Blackson's sister and has responded to claims of poor-quality care. The hospital has also demanded a retraction and apology from Michael Blackson for his 'worst hospital' claim.

A 29-year-old man, Chas van M., was sentenced to six months in prison and a TBS psychiatric treatment order for violence against two nurses at a psychiatric clinic in the Netherlands.

Nurses employed by Total Care Health, who provide highly skilled care and alleviate hospital pressure, have gone on strike, citing a lack of valuation from their employer.

A heart attack survivor successfully reunited with the nurses who saved his life during a mid-flight emergency, following a week-long search effort.

Despite a severe public health crisis, the majority of U.S. doctors, nurses, and other health workers often turn away patients with alcohol and drug addiction, failing to offer them science-based medications.

A report indicates that Iranian nurses were beaten, detained, and had their mobile phones confiscated after protesting poor working conditions, leading to their dismissal.

Health services in Kenya remain severely affected by ongoing strikes by nurses, clinical officers, and other specialized personnel, with calls for grievances to be resolved to restore services.

Nurses in Porto, Portugal, are demanding evaluations within Local Health Units, with the regional director of SEP stating that institutions have a duty to evaluate professionals.

A group of nurses from the University Medical Centre Maribor's Neurology Clinic has raised concerns in an anonymous letter about alleged irregularities in the performance of additional electromyography (EMG) examinations.

Czech spas are experiencing a significant shortage of staff, particularly nurses, physiotherapists, and waiters, with the Karlovy Vary region and other border areas being the most affected.

DPS MP Elvir Zvrko stated that the abstention of 44 members of the Montenegrin Parliament prevented a bill to increase nurses' salaries from being adopted, despite no votes against it.

A committee has been formed to investigate allegations of harassment against nurses at HMC and is expected to submit its report within 15 days.

The ORF 'Schauplatz' documentary, titled 'Gekommen, um zu bleiben' (Come to Stay), features Colombian nurses, including Beate Haselmayer, discussing their new start in Austria, homesickness, and their daily work caring for the elderly and sick.

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has dismissed claims that Ghana has produced more nurses and midwives than the health sector requires, insisting that the country's unemployment challenge…

An agreement has been reached between Aran and unions, concluding the 2025/27 public administration sector negotiations in record time, with nurses set to receive salary increases of up to 240 euros and back pay up to 2,400 euros.

Dr. Radu Țincu, head of the ICU at Floreasca Hospital, stated that a proposed law, if adopted, would exacerbate the existing personnel deficit in Romania's intensive care and emergency departments, citing fears among nurses about reduced income.

Two individuals who posed as nurses at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in Kumasi, Ghana, have been convicted and each fined GH₵ 12,000 after pleading guilty to all charges.

Romania's Ministry of Health has proposed unblocking over 7,800 vacant positions in the healthcare system, with the majority designated for doctors, nurses, and support staff, to be filled through competitive examinations.

Official figures reveal that over 20,000 Nigerian health workers, including doctors and nurses, have relocated abroad within one year, highlighting a significant brain drain.

The Icelandic Nurses' Association is supporting a member who was arrested and investigated by police in connection with a death at Hraunbúðir in Vestmannaeyjar. The investigation has concluded, and it was not deemed necessary to continue it.

The Portuguese Ministry of Health has extended its condolences following the deaths of two nurses who died in a collision between their vehicle and a taxi. The professionals worked at ULS São José and Estuário do Tejo, and the Guardia Civil is investigating the incident.

Several nurses have simultaneously resigned from the Kútvölgyi Road Hospital within the Szent János Centrumkórház in Hungary, with the hospital acknowledging the situation and attributing it to systemic problems.

The Association of Icelandic Nurses has raised concerns about two authorities investigating the same health service cases simultaneously, stating it is problematic.

Princess Kiko of Akishino visited Wajima City in Ishikawa Prefecture, an area severely affected by the Noto Peninsula earthquake, to encourage nurses and staff at a mass health check-up venue for residents.

Eight nurses from the intensive care unit at Marie Curie Children's Hospital are leaving, leading to the closure of five beds and creating a chaotic situation. Officials are awaiting a memorandum to unblock positions and address the critical staffing issues.

A 47-year-old electrician has been remanded into prison custody by the Asante Abuakwa Circuit Court in Ghana for allegedly defrauding five nurses and a self-employed man in Asuofua.

In a medical college assault case, the family of a patient has lodged a cross First Information Report (FIR) against trainee nurses.

The head of the Nurses' Order, Luís Filipe Barreira, stated that nurses support the elimination of "obstetric violence," calling the new law "more balanced and safer," a sentiment also backed by the Order of Doctors.

Newly qualified nurses in the UK are struggling to find employment due to a recruitment freeze and inadequate workforce planning within the National Health Service (NHS), leading to fewer available vacancies.

Donal Fallon argues that the HSE's decision to sell the James Weir Home for Nurses in the Liberties is a travesty for Dublin's frontline workers.

Bulgaria's Health Committee has rejected proposals aimed at increasing the salaries of resident doctors and nurses, which opposition parties had sought to link to a percentage of wages.

The Zamfara State Hospital Service Management Board successfully conducted a Computer-Based Test for applicants seeking employment as Nurses and Midwives in the state healthcare system.

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) announced it will ballot its members for industrial action, including potential strike action, in a dispute over a pay deal.

The President of the Chamber of Nurses, Iveta Lazorová, criticizes education reforms and the ministry's approach, stating that without better salaries and conditions, the healthcare system will collapse as nurses continue to leave.

The Lagos State Government has initiated a recruitment drive for doctors, nurses, and other clinical staff across 29 healthcare facilities. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply to join the Lagos medical team.

The historic Weir Home for nurses on Cork Street in Dublin is set to be sold on the open market. The Health Service Executive was unable to secure interest from any state body to acquire the property.

Associations representing Icelandic nurses and doctors state that claims of majority support for legalizing euthanasia among their professions are unfounded.

Nurses are demanding the counting of service points for career progression and increased hiring, citing a feeling of devaluation due to the refusal to acknowledge their service, particularly in a former PPP hospital.

Experts warn that potential Trump administration immigration cuts, specifically the removal of temporary protected status for Haitian and Syrian workers, could exacerbate the existing shortage of nurses, aides, and home care workers in the U.S.

Former Minister Prof. Chinedu Neboh has urged Nigerian nurses to adopt entrepreneurship as a means of achieving financial security. This advice comes amidst challenging economic realities faced by the profession.

Nurses and home care clinicians are organizing a significant strike, indicating widespread labor disputes in the healthcare sector.

The Rotary Club of Ikoyi is calling for stronger partnerships to reduce child and maternal mortality in Nigeria, having donated equipment and provided training for nurses.

Almudena Hernández, a nurse with over 20 years of experience caring for children with cancer, and recent graduate Rafael Espinosa, share their perspectives on the nursing profession, highlighting its profound impact on patients' lives.

A doctor at Niuvanniemi Hospital in Kuopio was fined by the North Savo District Court for causing a patient's death by disregarding information and care records provided by nurses, whose charges were dismissed.

Greenland has finalized details of a "relay bonus" and paid housing incentives aimed at attracting Danish nurses to work in its healthcare system.

Seventeen nurses and midwives working in the same department at Miami Valley Hospital in Ohio are all pregnant at the same time, creating a unique 'baby boom' at the facility.

Ten nurses who were recruited internationally to Finland have withdrawn their lawsuits against a welfare region, which maintained that their employment contracts were terminated lawfully.

A judge has blocked a Trump-era student loan rule that limited loan forgiveness for nurses and other health workers, marking another setback for the agency's efforts to maintain the original regulation.

Poland is set to increase the minimum wage for doctors, nurses, caregivers, and hospital attendants starting July 1. This valorization comes amidst ongoing discussions and a broader context of economic adjustments.

Cyprus's health minister has proposed hiring nurses from non-EU countries to address a significant shortage of nursing staff at state hospitals across the island.

Bulgarian Minister Medzhidiev has proposed that the labor of doctors and nurses be included in the price of clinical pathways, aiming to adjust healthcare financing.

Seven nurses in Darlington are receiving compensation totaling £187,000 following a tribunal dispute concerning single-sex changing rooms. The payment comes after a disagreement within the NHS trust regarding facilities.

An Australian judge has ruled a video showing nurses allegedly threatening Israeli patients inadmissible in a court case, citing a breach of state laws in its acquisition.

An exclusive data interactive has been released, allowing the public to search real shift numbers for nearly every ward and hospital across New Zealand, shedding light on hospital staffing levels.

The 'Podgorica' elderly home is facing difficulties in finding caregivers, nurses, and technicians due to demanding work and low salaries, leading to staff departures and increased burden on remaining employees.

A new survey reveals that two-thirds of Canadians believe the country's healthcare system is in a state of crisis, primarily due to shortages of doctors and nurses and extended wait times.

Nursing graduates are facing significant challenges in finding employment, with some applying for over 100 jobs without success. This situation is particularly devastating given the reported shortage of nurses.

Nurses report that Ceuta’s health system is overwhelmed by outbreaks of gastroenteritis, tuberculosis, and scabies, though the Defence Ministry states a scabies outbreak among military personnel is unrelated to migrant assistance.

Nurses at INEM (National Institute of Medical Emergency) are rejecting a wave of criticism and assuring that the new emergency medical model will not reduce rescue resources. The reorganization, effective September 1, assigns new roles to nurses in guiding urgent patients.

Portuguese nurses have affirmed they do not intend to take over medical functions in the monitoring of low-risk pregnancies, following a formal communication from the Medical Association asserting that such acts should remain under medical responsibility.

An oncology clinic in North Macedonia has announced seven new hires, including five nurses and two pharmaceutical technicians, to enhance its organizational and professional capacities.

A heatwave continues to cause significant challenges for manual workers in Hong Kong, with the city's heat-stress warning system now under scrutiny. Extreme temperatures are also leading to 'inhumane' conditions for nurses in UK hospitals, as authorities explore measures to protect those most affected.

The Ghanaian Ministry of Health has cleared salary arrears for 99% of 13,500 nurses and midwives, while the government has also settled 2025 SSNIT contribution arrears. These actions address outstanding payments to public sector workers and social security.

Nurses are demanding the establishment of an oncology unit at Santo António Hospital, citing a lack of hematology beds that forces dispersed admissions. The Nurses' Union also seeks to rectify overdue evaluations and apply benefits for arduous work.

Approximately 50,000 teachers, doctors, and nurses serving in regional areas of Greece will receive a double rent refund payment this autumn, with the first payments expected in September.

The Head of Nursing Services at Ogun FMC has denied allegations that the facility is compelling nurses to pay fees for the department’s annual end-of-year activities.

The SEP (Nurses' Union) is demanding transparency from the government amid fears of the privatization of the management of the Algarve's Local Health Unit (ULS), following statements from the president of the Union of Misericórdias.

Deep-rooted medical bias against individuals with alcohol or drug addiction results in effective treatments rarely being offered, as many doctors and nurses view these patients with suspicion and hostility, leading to fatal outcomes.

Portugal's National Health Service (SNS) has seen a significant decrease in spending on service contracts and overtime for both doctors and nurses, resulting in savings of 21 million euros.

Following an article where nurses from UKC Maribor warned of alleged irregularities in EMG examinations, attention reportedly shifted to finding the whistleblower rather than verifying the claims, raising concerns about a 'systemic challenge'.

Two nurses who worked at Muckamore Abbey Hospital in Co Antrim have been given suspended sentences for patient ill-treatment, with their offenses aggravated by a breach of trust.

There is a shortage of nurses in social care facilities in the Czech Republic, leading to high demand and recruitment bonuses of up to 150,000 CZK for nurses for seniors, driven by recent legislative changes.

Salaries for various doctor office staff roles, including receptionists, Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), and medical assistants, have seen significant increases of 15% to 30% over the past five years, according to the Medical Group Management Association.

Australian aged-care nurses received an annual pay increase starting August 1, while petrol prices are set to rise as the fuel excise cut is due to end at midnight.

Public health nurses in Washtenaw County, Michigan, are investigating a cyclosporiasis outbreak by meticulously tracking hundreds of sick individuals' food consumption using grocery receipts, food apps, and detailed interviews.

The Nigerian government plans to eliminate electricity subsidies by 2027, a decision that has sparked clashes with labor unions over the use of savings from previous fuel subsidy removals. The government also announced plans to produce military doctors and nurses.

Ghana's Minister for Health has assured Parliament that the government plans to begin the recruitment of nurses, midwives, and other health professionals from the 2022 batch before the end of 2026.

The Bulgarian government has initiated procedures to open a new branch of Burgas State University in Dobrich, which will focus on training nurses.

Thousands of doctors, nurses, and healthcare workers in Romania have begun an indefinite strike, the first in ten years, protesting against job freezes and the stalled public sector salary law in parliament.

A Bulgarian parliamentary committee has unanimously decided that Dobrich will have a branch for medical nurses, which will be part of the "Prof. Dr. Asen Zlatarov" Burgas State University, with admissions expected to start this autumn for the first 15 students.

The University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) and the Ghana Health Service (GHS) have initiated a partnership to develop a national leadership and management training program aimed at strengthening the capacity of nurses and midwives in managerial positions.

The article discusses how Medicare covers nurses but not aides who assist with daily tasks like getting dressed, highlighting a significant gap in home care coverage that can cost families $30 an hour.

The Icelandic Association of Practical Nurses expresses strong support for a staff member at the Hraunbúðir nursing home in Vestmannaeyjar who was arrested following the death of a woman in her nineties. They demand that the rights of healthcare professionals be respected in investigations of serious incidents.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine are facing a significant shortage of essential medical personnel, including combat medics, surgeons, anesthesiologists, and operating room nurses.

The booming trend of aesthetic procedures like Botox in Ontario has led to updated guidelines, which are largely welcomed, but additional changes could impact how some nurses practice, drawing mixed reactions.

Data from AOTMiT, analyzed by Rynek Zdrowia, indicates that the median gross monthly earnings for nurses in Poland's highest qualification group is 15,305 PLN, with salaries varying by qualifications and region.

PSD Deputy and former Health Minister Alexandru Rogobete has proposed an amendment to exempt healthcare system positions from the hiring freeze, arguing that hospitals and ambulance services lack sufficient doctors and nurses.

Nurses have been charged following allegations that an intoxicated patient was kicked in the head, spat on, and fainted three times due to abuse at a clinic in Pécs. Clinic staff subsequently participated in aggression management training.

An editorial published by Berlingske has drawn criticism for its perceived inadequacy in representing the newspaper, patients, or nurses, particularly regarding nurses working in a professional vacuum.

A study tested how artificial intelligence imagines gender roles across various professions like doctors, nurses, CEOs, and caregivers. The findings reveal insights into AI's inherent biases in visual representation.

A new report by the Agency for Health Technology Assessment and Tariffication (AOTMiT) analyzes the employment structure and median earnings of nurses in Polish medical facilities, revealing salaries potentially exceeding 24,000 PLN gross.

Despite an influx of nurses to Danish hospitals, the value generated for patients is limited and productivity is falling, according to a Berlingske opinion piece.

During the peak tourist season, a significant number of medical staff, including 420 nurses and 177 doctors, at KBC Split, Croatia's second-largest hospital, have gone on sick leave, totaling 1027 employees.

An 80-year-old patient experienced delirium, believing nurses intended to harm her while they were trying to save her life, highlighting how delirium affects one in five hospital patients and can be triggered by factors like heat.

Several countries, including Canada, are actively offering visa sponsorship to qualified nurses to address the global shortage of healthcare workers.

Applications can be submitted until August for the new field of general nursing at the University of Hradec Králové. Future nurses will go for practical training at the Náchod hospital.

Finnish social welfare records will soon be visible to clients as part of a reform requiring social welfare to join the Kanta services by early September, raising concerns among nurses about increased administrative workload.

A union representing 12 nurses laid off by Montefiore hospital in the Bronx claims the company violated their recent contract by replacing them with AI, raising concerns about the quality of patient care.

Maxwell Oduro Yeboah, National President of the Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives, Ghana (UPNMG), urged the government to make deliberate investments in the Northern Region to retain nurses and midwives, citing that many health professionals leave due to poor conditions.

An article discusses the Finnish healthcare system (Sote), emphasizing the need to give nurses adequate time and warning against overly tight work schedules that negatively impact the entire country.

The Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives Ghana (UPNMG) has called on the government to urgently replace nurses and midwives who are leaving the country to work abroad, warning of a worsening staff shortage.

Krystyna Ptok, head of the All-Poland Union of Nurses and Midwives (OZZPiP), stated that the package of changes in healthcare presented by Health Minister Jolanta Sobierańska-Grenda on July 8 is 'nothing new.' Her comments were reported by Rynek.

Carolina Moreno from Canada experienced an unusual birth, delivering her son in her sleep. Nurses discovered the baby minutes later under blankets in her hospital bed.

Nurses can legally shield up to $49,000 annually by combining 403(b) and 457(b) retirement plans, a financial strategy often not disclosed by hospital HR departments.

A neurosurgeons' company is reportedly under investigation for unofficially paying nurses and using an X-ray machine not approved for hospital operating rooms.

Public health nurses in Varaždin, Croatia, have been equipped with five new vehicles to support their work.

The Czech Ministry of Health is preparing legislative changes to the law on non-medical health professions, aiming to legally establish and expand the autonomy of nurses, particularly in the care of chronic patients and in addressing urgent situations in underserved areas.

An 80-year-old nurse from Lakshadweep, credited with saving thousands of lives, has been named among the world's top 10 nurses for her dedicated service.

A man in Kerala suffered a heart attack while in traffic, but was saved by two nurses who jumped off a bus to assist him. Local residents also helped, with a passerby driving the man to the hospital.

New minimum wages for healthcare professionals in Poland, including doctors, nurses, caregivers, and orderlies, will come into effect on July 1st, with the highest exceeding 12,000 PLN.

Nurses and midwives are set to protest outside University Maternity Hospital Limerick (UMHL) over what they describe as 'catastrophic' staffing levels. The demonstration aims to highlight severe understaffing issues impacting patient care.

Nurses at Hutt Hospital in New Zealand are expressing serious concerns about widespread leaks within the hospital buildings, warning that these issues are posing a risk to patient health and safety.

A report by Poland's Supreme Audit Office (NIK) uncovered serious irregularities in the working hours of medical personnel in clinical hospitals, with some doctors and nurses working continuously for over 24 hours, and one record-holder for over 70 hours.

A new book reveals that the late singer George Michael secretly donated millions to various charities supporting children, nurses, refugees, and AIDS causes for decades.

A guaranteed statutory valorization of minimum wages for public healthcare workers, including doctors, nurses, and orderlies, will take effect on July 1st in Poland, amidst a scandal involving VIP lounges and million-dollar contracts.

Iceland's Complaints Committee on Gender Equality has ruled that Landspítali (National University Hospital) did not violate gender equality laws by paying chief physicians higher salaries than chief nurses. The Nurses' Association had filed a complaint on behalf of five chief nurses.

The withdrawal of TPS designation is jeopardizing the lives of nurses and patients, risking further shortages in the US health system.

Canada is actively recruiting skilled professionals, including nurses, pharmacists, and social workers, from around the world to address labor shortages across key industries.

Patients at the Amadora-Sintra hospital are experiencing urgent care wait times exceeding nine hours, leading nurses to file disclaimers of responsibility. This prolonged waiting period highlights significant strain on the hospital's emergency services.

Three nurses employed at the University Clinical Center in Kragujevac, Serbia, claim they have been subjected to two years of mobbing by their supervisor, with pressures continuing despite agency decisions.

Nurses in Kajaani, Finland, are reported to have used pepper spray on intellectually disabled individuals, a practice experts deem highly unusual and reprehensible. The Kainuu welfare region justifies the use for occupational safety.

The Czech Ministry of Health is preparing a legislative amendment that would grant nurses greater authority, including the ability to vaccinate against influenza and prescribe medications for chronically ill patients.

A study has identified protection gaps for Filipina caregivers, nurses, and domestic workers in the Asia-Pacific region, despite their increasing demand in aging societies like Japan, Singapore, and Australia.

Kenyan nurses working in UK hospitals are reportedly enduring racism, with some British patients refusing care from black and minority staff.

Nurses are reportedly suffering seizures due to extreme heatwaves, with hospital temperatures exceeding 30C, leading the RCN chief executive to state that nursing staff are being 'failed'.

An Irish judge has instructed the Law Society to find legal representation for Afghan national Nasim Sulemankhil, who was left without a solicitor in a knife affray case, noting that doctors and nurses always maintain strike cover.

Le Figaro delves into the life story of Jacqueline de Ribes, detailing her childhood with an unloving mother, being raised by nurses, and her early marriage into elite society.

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced significant interventions to strengthen Rhodes Hospital, including immediate measures to address severe staff shortages and the arrival of 15 nurses.

Healthcare professionals are inspecting the first model rooms in a new pavilion at the Spišská Nová Ves hospital. They are verifying the construction readiness and equipment of a model maternity room, a neonatal incubator room, and the associated nurses' station.

Starting November 1, changes will be implemented in Lithuanian emergency departments, granting nurses with increased authority to treat patients in less severe conditions.

Ghana's Ministry of Health has revealed a comprehensive, multi-sectoral strategy designed to address the backlog of over 107,000 unemployed nurses awaiting posting across the country. The ministry recently launched a recruitment drive for the 2021 batch.

Harsh Goenka lauded Kerala nurses for their heroic actions in saving a stranger's life. He emphasized the need for more individuals like them in India.

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) reports that 617 patients are on trolleys in hospitals across Ireland this morning, highlighting ongoing issues with hospital overcrowding.

Counselling services in Kerry have received a €64,000 funding boost, while the promised SCAN nurses are still awaited.

Venezuela honored a seven-member nursing team from the Hellenic Red Cross for their work in earthquake-stricken areas. During a special ceremony in Caracas, the team received honorary distinctions from Venezuela's Vice President and the Venezuelan Red Cross.

Hospital nurses and caregivers in Colorado orchestrated a wedding in less than 24 hours for a couple who had been together for 15 years, just days before the bride was scheduled for major brain tumor surgery.

Governors in Kenya are threatening legal action as a nationwide nurses' strike continues to persist, impacting healthcare services across the country.

Firefighter nurses from the Alpes Maritimes region share testimonies of their silent battle against burns, fractures, and exhaustion while providing initial care during recent operations in the Var.

New South Wales announces a new policy to dispatch specialist nurses and paramedics instead of police to certain mental health emergencies, following multiple deaths. The changes aim to improve responses to such incidents.

Reports from the National Chamber of Nurses and Midwives suggesting nurses live 20 years shorter than average Poles, and similar claims for doctors, are being challenged as statistical myths by medical professionals.

The Human Resources Director who controversially taped an employee to a chair in mid-May is no longer employed at the hospital, following a complaint by the Order of Nurses and an ongoing investigation.

Eric Adjei, CEO of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP), has called on the Ghana Police Service to apologize for the alleged manhandling of young nurses during a recent demonstration.

The Greek Ministry of Health has announced a pilot program offering free accommodation for doctors and nurses on five Greek islands, facilitated by Airbnb's non-profit organization.

A patient at Auckland Hospital required an MRI after slipping while attempting to stomp on cockroaches in a shower. This incident is part of a growing number of complaints from nurses regarding insect infestations in hospital wards.

St James’s Hospital in Dublin held an emotional ceremony to rename wards after dedicated catering staff, nurses, surgeons, and consultants who significantly shaped patient care.

The head of the Icelandic Nurses' Association has called the low ratio of nurses at the Hraunbúðir nursing home in Vestmannaeyjar a serious issue that compromises safety, though she noted it was not surprising.

Two nurses were injured in a Russian artillery strike on a hospital in Bilozerka, Kherson Oblast. This attack highlights the ongoing targeting of civilian infrastructure in the region.

This article highlights the significant contributions of nurses during the Great War, noting how they were often appreciated for their spontaneous involvement and regular assistance to soldiers, with some receiving official distinctions and medals.

Ten nurses have resigned from the Kútvölgyi surgery department, opting to continue their careers at private hospitals. They are expected to receive significantly higher incomes for similar professional tasks with less workload.

In Western Norway, 1700 applicants are on waiting lists to become nurses, with Jakob Vårdal Skrøppa (20) being one of the fortunate few to secure a spot in the nursing program. The region is experiencing record-long waiting lists for these studies.

The median earnings of nurses in the highest classification group is PLN 15,305 gross - according to data from AOTMiT, analyzed by Rynek Zdrowia.

An investigation revealed that two nurses at a Winterthur nursing home twice administered a morphine overdose to a seriously ill patient, highlighting a lack of control in medication dispensing.

Business Insider has compiled a map showing the highest-paying jobs in each U.S. state, excluding doctors and nurses, with chief executives and managers frequently topping the list.

Croatia's healthcare system along its coast is struggling during the peak tourist season due to a shortage of doctors and nurses, with only 50 out of 62 planned clinics operational in July.

Doctors and nurses from hundreds of hospitals across Romania are on strike in protest of a new salary law, threatening a general strike from July 28. The medical staff are demanding better pay and working conditions.

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has announced a potential shutdown of hospitals in Maharashtra after a Shiv Sena corporator, arrested for allegedly assaulting doctors and nurses, was granted bail.

President Mahama of Ghana has instructed the Health Minister to reopen the recruitment portal for nurses to clear a backlog. He also announced the recruitment of 16,000 teachers while inspecting a project at Peki College.

Nurses have found a new approach to assessing pain in children by using a ruler with figures depicting various facial expressions. This method has provided them with valuable insights into children's discomfort.

The global shortage of healthcare workers has created thousands of opportunities for qualified nurses seeking to work abroad, with several countries actively offering visa sponsorship to fill…

Several nurses have been questioned in the case of a 32-year-old female doctor suspected of homicide, who was arrested in May, though the case was kept secret for months despite news of her arrest spreading in hospitals.

Nurses in Slovakia are drawing attention to issues in their education, while Democrats are discussing the case involving Kaliňák, as part of an overview of expected events.

Sandra B. Franks, head of the Icelandic Nurses' Association, voiced significant concerns regarding the 'fair promises' outlined in the newly approved financial plan for 2027-2031.

The number of nurses at major hospitals in Copenhagen, including Amager and Hvidovre Hospital, has significantly increased, with many returning due to improved working conditions.

The escalation of suicides in Kerry has resulted in an urgent need for SCAN, but the promised summer rollout of crisis nurses has not yet occurred.

An infusion tube delivering medicine to a premature baby at a Hong Kong public hospital was closed for unknown reasons shortly before her death three years ago, an inquest has heard. Two nurses…

Travel nurses working under 1099 contracts are potentially missing out on up to $72,000 in tax-free retirement savings by not utilizing a Solo 401(k).

A three-year-old boy was pulled from a pond by a quick-thinking individual and then revived by two nurses, who are being hailed as heroes for their actions.

Doctors and nurses of the Kalyan-Dombivli civic body went on strike after a Shiv Sena leader allegedly attacked hospital staff. The incident led to a protest by medical professionals demanding action and safety.

A new group of 50 Cuban nurses is set to return to Jamaica, joining 40 health workers who previously opted to sign direct contracts with the Jamaican government instead of returning to Cuba.

A four-year-old boy was swept away by the River Adjei at Nurses Junction in the Ga South Municipality of Ghana, prompting an intensive search and rescue operation.

An 18-month-old American boy was mistakenly declared dead by a doctor, even after police and nurses pointed out that the infant was still showing signs of life.

Seventeen nurses working in the same maternity ward at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton are simultaneously pregnant, setting a new record for the hospital.

A Slovak news filter covers several domestic political topics, including a message from Kaliňák to patients, nurses, and doctors, reasons behind Fico's efforts to save Slovalco, and internal conflicts involving secret services against Ráž.

Seventeen nurses and midwives working in the same maternity ward of a hospital in Ohio are all simultaneously expecting babies, creating a joyful anticipation among the staff.

Police in Seoul have referred the head of a nursing hospital, along with doctors and nurses, to prosecutors on suspicion of repeatedly administering unprescribed psychotropic drugs to patients.

A nurses' home is being considered as an alternative to a traditional shelter. This suggests a new approach to housing or care facilities.

Medical tools used by two Austrian nurses during decades of service to leprosy patients on Sorokdo Island are being considered for designation as National Registered Cultural Heritage in South Korea.

Nearly 500 nurses have been admitted into specialized training programs under the Mahama Care Initiative, aiming to strengthen Ghana's advanced healthcare services and address complex medical conditions.

Nearly half of home care staff believe that elderly individuals with dementia are not being adequately cared for.

The Left Bloc (BE) in the Azores has questioned the regional parliament about the organization of the SIV (Integrated Emergency System) after receiving complaints of nurses working consecutive shifts of 16 to 24 hours.