USF Professor of Public Health, Barbara Sattler leads a revealing 2 part discussion about a growing national movement which includes nurses (California Nurses Association). The intent is to shine a public light on the controversial method of hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as Fracking, and its adverse health risks.

USF Professor of Public Health, Barbara Sattler leads a revealing 2 part discussion about a growing national movement which includes nurses (California Nurses Association). The intent is to shine a public light on the controversial method of hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as Fracking, and its adverse health risks.

USF Professor of Public Health, Barbara Sattler leads a revealing 2 part discussion about a growing national movement which includes nurses (California Nurses Association). The intent is to shine a public light on the controversial method of hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as Fracking, and its adverse health risks.

USF Professor of Public Health, Barbara Sattler leads a revealing 2 part discussion about a growing national movement which includes nurses (California Nurses Association). The intent is to shine a public light on the controversial method of hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as Fracking, and its adverse health risks.

What do you do with a BS in Nursing and a minor in music? You combine the two to 'lift the spirits' of those who are sick. USF Grad and nurse An Nhein Le talks about how she incorporated her love of music with her nursing profession. AND, light the candles here comes MEDICARE'S 50th Birthday!

What do you do with a BS in Nursing and a minor in music? You combine the two to 'lift the spirits' of those who are sick. USF Grad and nurse An Nhein Le talks about how she incorporated her love of music with her nursing profession. AND, light the candles here comes MEDICARE'S 50th Birthday!

SURVEY SAYS!

85% of RNs agree that the quality of patient care in Massachusetts’s hospitals is suffering due to unsafe patient assignments. Nurses across the country continue their fight for patient safety.

SURVEY SAYS!

85% of RNs agree that the quality of patient care in Massachusetts’s hospitals is suffering due to unsafe patient assignments. Nurses across the country continue their fight for patient safety.

Last week, in a 6-3 Supreme Court ruling to uphold federal subsides under the Affordable Care Act, Chief Justice John Roberts emphasized the key line in the decision: "Congress passed the Affordable Care Act to improve health insurance markets, not to destroy them." Now what? Universal Healthcare Activist Donna Smith speaks with Nurse Talk.

Last week, in a 6-3 Supreme Court ruling to uphold federal subsides under the Affordable Care Act, Chief Justice John Roberts emphasized the key line in the decision: "Congress passed the Affordable Care Act to improve health insurance markets, not to destroy them." Now what? Universal Healthcare Activist Donna Smith speaks with Nurse Talk.