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Nursing Articles
‘Conscience’ division at HHS aims to reignite culture wars
Austin American-Statesman, February 6, 2018
Bills would allow nurses to offset doctor shortages
Austin American-Statesman, March 28, 2017
While Congress proved incompetent to improve health care, Texas legislators have a golden opportunity right now to dramatically increase access to care. How? By substantially […]
Stories of misery, humiliation will make your holiday letter a success
Austin American-Statesman, December 17, 2016
It’s that time of year again. Part of getting into the holiday spirit is reconnecting with family and friends. We want to hear how they’re […]
Lasting health care legacies built by two caring, faithful Austinintes
Austin American-Statesman, October 28, 2016
If Austin had a Top 10 Most Influential Women in Health Care Award, Dr. Mary Lou Adams and Trish Young Brown would certainly rank high […]
Why local prosecution of crimes by state officials is a bad idea
Austin American-Statesman, June 17, 2015
As Republicans pound their chests trumpeting the success of the 84th legislative session, many of us are left wondering which was the lousiest bill passed. […]
Measles outbreak is understandable in West Africa, not in USA
Austin American-Statesman, March 17, 2015
As if 24,000 people being stricken and 10,000 people dying from Ebola in West Africa weren’t enough, now the area is being hit with a […]
Vaccines, measles and the retreat from common sense
Austin American-Statesman, February 10, 2015
This thing of American parents refusing to vaccinate their children makes about as much sense to me as countries that don’t educate their female children. […]
Ebola errors in Dallas will rewrite disease protocols
Austin American-Statesman, October 19, 2014
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, hospitals and the American public were taken totally off guard by our first Ebola patient. The CDC’s reaction […]
Nurses, the heart of health care
Austin American-Statesman, May 5, 2014
Surprisingly, the eminent Arnold Relman — physician, researcher, author, former Harvard professor and editor in chief of the New England Journal of Medicine who frequently […]
McPhee saved the babies, left spiritual legacy
Austin American-Statesman, April 19, 2014
The iconic Sr. Mary Rose McPhee, who died April 15 at the age of 95 at a Daughters of Charity retirement center in Evansville, Ind., […]
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