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Netherlands will hire more Pinoy nurses: docSun.Star, Philippines - 2 minutes agoBy Joy Romares-Sevilla AN OFFICIAL of one of the nursing schools in Davao City revealed Wednesday that more Filipino nurses will soon be hired to work in …

AN OFFICIAL of one of the nursing schools in Davao City revealed Wednesday that more Filipino nurses will soon be hired to work in various hospitals and nursing home institutions in The Netherlands.

Unlike most politicians, Escudero talks senseAsianjournal.com, CA - 3 minutes agoSo we churn them out like sardines from nursing schools, some of which are diploma mills. When the time comes when the market abroad for nurses is saturated …

New DSHS commissioner secures funding for $2.6 billion budgetThe Cherokeean Herald, TX - 27 minutes agoThey hope by helping nursing schools with rotations that some of the new graduates will choose to work at state hospitals. Dr. Lakey seems to embrace the …

uconn Expands Nursing ProgramWFSB, CT - 4 minutes agoEach year, nursing schools in the state turn away thousands of qualified applicants because of the shortage of faculty, which is one of the problems the …

Texas nursing schools facing critical teacher shortageDenton Record Chronicle, TX - Nov 27, 2007By KATHY A. GOOLSBY / The Dallas Morning News North Texas colleges are trying Web-based classes, offering stipends to new teachers and exploring other ways …

German hospitals to exchange patient dataE-Health Europe, UK - 14 minutes agoThe PXS will be used for the first time in five hospitals, two nursing schools, three senior citizens' and nursing homes, three geriatric rehabilitation …

mommymixer Launches New Service Targeting Parents With Itty Bitty …PR Newswire (press release), NY - 12 minutes agoBy recruiting girls from nursing schools and hospitals, they have ensured that the sitters are qualified to handle such a precious package. …

Texas nursing schools face critical teacher shortageKVUE, TX - Nov 27, 2007By KATHY A. GOOLSBY / The Dallas Morning News North Texas colleges are trying Web-based classes, offering stipends to new teachers and exploring other ways …