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Health, Science & EnvironmentRight now, there are no bills under consideration that would require staffing ratios in medical facilities in Ohio.
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Ohio nurses held a rally at the Statehouse Thursday to bring light to issues plaguing the profession, such as low staffing.
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But the Ohio Hospital Association says those services come with a steep cost.
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Montana's largest hospital recently signed employment contracts with two dozen foreign nurses. Nationwide, a backlog of 5,000 international nurses await approval to enter the U.S.
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Healthcare workers continue to fight the all-out battle against the deadly coronavirus that has been going on for two years straight.
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A major spike in Coronavirus cases throughout the state has nurses, doctors and other health officials very worried. They say we are headed into another deadly COVID winter, and if more Ohioans don't get vaccinated, the highly infectious omicron variant could lead to even more infections and hospitalizations, breaking last winter's records.
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Nurses at the state's K-12 schools said they are short-staffed and overwhelmed with contact tracing.
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The U.S. was dealing with a shortage of nurses even before the pandemic. Now, with COVID-19 hospitalizations rising once again, there’s concern that nurses on the frontlines are at even greater risk of burnout.
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Meris Shuwarger, a nursing student at Chamberlain University’s Columbus campus, helps lead study groups and tutors students taking what the school…
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The nurse I’m speaking with over Zoom is rolling dough while her kids play in the background. She’s making three loaves of bread.“I’m used to doing like a…