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Read the latest New England Nursing News at Nurse.com. Find the latest opinions, the latest techniques, and all the latest trends in the New England area. Keep up to date with Nursing Continuing Education Requirements by State, plus keep your career on track with over 500 Nursing Continuing Education Courses, or search the latest Nursing Jobs. Nurse.com – Your home for all the latest New England nursing news, nursing CE courses, and the latest nursing jobs.Boston Nurses Take Home Nursing Spectrum's Top Awards
Nurses spend their careers helping others, rarely reaping widespread recognition for a job well done. But the spotlight is shining on six nurses named 2009 Nursing Spectrum and NurseWeek Nursing Excellence Awards National Nurse of the Year winners. Read more »
CNOs Advise Nurses How to Pursue Leadership Positions
New England chief nursing officers shed insight on how staff nurses can advance to a management or administrative position. Read more »
Boston Medical Center Program Provides Children With Pieces of Home
To help foster children get a fresh start, a staff nurse in the pediatric ED and a child life specialist started a program called the Pieces of Home Project at Boston Medical Center. Read more »
RN Input Makes Renovations at Brigham and Women’s a Success
Patients and nurses were at the heart of a renovation of the Carl J. and Ruth Shapiro Cardiovascular Center at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Read more »
- New England Sinai Hospital Presents Living Legend Award
- New England Nurses to Become FAANs
- RNs Teach Pressure Ulcer Prevention at Boston Medical Center
- Transgender Clinic Fills Needed Niche in Boston
- UConn Nursing School to Begin Construction
- Grant to Fund Tri-State Nursing Collaboration
- 6 New England Hospitals Chosen for TCAB Initiative
- New England Notable Nurses
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