What is happening with the nurses retroactive pay? This is really taking so much time and nobody seems to care to give updates to the nurses affected. What gives????
We would like to have your support for the 6th Annual Congress on Emergency Nursing and Critical Care, to be held in March 09-10, 2020 Rome, Italy. It consists of oral presentations, poster presentations and workshop. This highlights the theme Exploring the Innovation and Advances in Nursing and Critical Care. We would like to have your support like exhibitor or speaker or media partner or delegate participation. Please let us know your interest.
We would like to have your support for the 6th Annual Congress on Emergency Nursing and Critical Care, to be held in March 09-10, 2020 Rome, Italy. It consists of oral presentations, poster presentations and workshop. This highlights the theme Exploring the Innovation and Advances in Nursing and Critical Care. We would like to have your support like exhibitor or speaker or media partner or delegate participation. Please let us know your interest.
September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month, and to commemorate, the 109th Anniversary of Sickle Cell discovery, Queens Sickle cell Advocacy Network, Inc., is organizing a Walk-A-Thon on September 7th, 2019 in an effort to raise the level of awareness, education, and research of this deadly disease.
We are asking your organization to attend the QSCAN Annual Sickle Cell Walk-A-Thon. With us working together, we will continue in our quest to find a cure for Sickle Cell Disease.
In addition to being a walker (see attachment) there are many other ways to participate; choose to be a team leader walking under your business’s banner, join a team, donate, perform, and more. You can register your business and acquire tickets through our website: https://nysicklecellwalkathon.myevent.com/
The Walk starts at 160th St between Liberty and Archer Avenues (near the last stop of the ‘E’ train, Jamaica Center and York College) and ends at Roy Wilkins Park.
Sickle Cell Disease affects 100, 000 Americans. It affects 1 in 500 African Americans and 1 in 36,000 Hispanic Americans. Sickle Cell Disease is a prominent life-threatening disease that causes the blood cells of those afflicted to be in a sickle shape. The results are a lack of oxygen and possible clogging of blood vessels. As a prominent debilitating disease, it does not have the recognition it needs to have. The purpose of this event is to raise awareness of Sickle Cell Disease and to raise funds for the benefit of individuals and families affected by Sickle Cell Disease. Together, we can raise awareness and fuel the drive for a cure!
Hello! My name is Angela Cammarn. I am a Registered Nurse and today I am volunteering with Silent No More Foundation. Silent No More is a group of healthcare workers and supporters who are on a mission to protect healthcare workers before, during, and after an assault in the workplace in a variety of ways. Today, we are working on legislative advocacy, with which we are hoping you can help.
We are currently organizing a call-in day in support of congressional bill H.R. 1309 — Workplace Violence Prevention for Healthcare and Social Service Workers Act. This bill adds a requirement for healthcare and social services employers to develop a violence prevention plan. With these fields being the industries with the most non-lethal assaults, I do not need to tell you how urgently we need this legislation to pass.
Your organization has been supportive of healthcare workers in the past, which is why we are contacting you to ask for help. We believe strongly that the more voices we have, the louder we are, and the more effective we can be. Our National Call-In Day is taking place on July 10th. We are requesting you share this date with your members, and ask them to call their congressperson that day in support of H.R. 1309.
If you are interested in helping us with the National Call-In Day, please respond letting us know, or call us at (410)864-0909. We can fill you in on the logistics, as well as answer any questions you might have about us and what is needed on the bill. You can also check out our Call-In Day FAQ page.
We look forward to hearing back from you! Thank you for your support of those who work in healthcare! If we can get this legislation passed, it will be a safer place for all of us!
Please consider submitting an abstract to this year’s annual meeting of The Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP). The divisions on Conflict, Social Action, and Change and Labor Studies are co-sponsoring a panel titled “Organizing Labor.” Panel participants will include activists and scholars interested in a critical dialogue related to labor organizing and paid/unpaid care work. The panel will emphasize care workers (like nurses, domestic laborers, teachers, childcare providers, and animal care providers) as the epicenter of coalition-building power. Care workers both witness and experience intersecting forms of structurally-based violence, including food insecurity, unaffordable healthcare, and hyper-exploitation of racial, ethnic, and gender minorities. As such care workers are a powerful voice in labor organizing. If your work is rooted in research, teaching, and/or activism related to this important and powerful demographic group, please consider submitting an abstract.
The conference will take place August 9th-11th in New York City and the deadline for submitting abstracts is January 31st. Please free to forward this message along and reach out to me directly with questions at evansem1@beloit.edu.
I have been a registered nurse since 1974. I have been employed @ LHH since 2010. The lifting of the outside experience cap of 10 years affects me. Unable to reach Diane @ greenfeld@nypnu.org . Please advise. Thank you for all you do.
We take this opportunity to express our gratitude for Companies like you to collaborate with us as a Speaker or Delegates or Media Partner or Exhibitor or Sponsor in the event "49th World Congress on Advanced Nursing Research” Berlin, Germany during June 10-11, 2019 and making it a success.
This year we are inviting eminent dignitaries to make the event more interesting.
It gives us great pleasure to invite your Team to take part in the Event.
My name is Anthony Beckford and I am running for NY State Assembly in Brooklyn. I am a long time community advocate, activist, Marine Corps veteran and the leader of the Brooklyn Sector of Copwatch Patrol Unit. I am going against a corrupt corporate controlled democrat who has been inconsistent with the community and has many ties to corrupt individuals and donors. I am running to take back our community and to continue being the Voice of the silenced. I am also running to answer the demands of the people and to be the true representation that the community has been asking for. Looking forward to hearing back from you.
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Greetings!!!
We would like to have your support for the 6th Annual Congress on Emergency Nursing and Critical Care, to be held in March 09-10, 2020 Rome, Italy. It consists of oral presentations, poster presentations and workshop. This highlights the theme Exploring the Innovation and Advances in Nursing and Critical Care. We would like to have your support like exhibitor or speaker or media partner or delegate participation. Please let us know your interest.
Kindly check out the provided link of conference @ https://emergency.nursingmeetings.com/
Thanks & Regards
Crystal Watson
Program Manager
Emergency Nursing 2020
47 Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY
Whatsapp: +44 7460854031
Email: emergencymedicine@medicalscienceconference.com
Alternate email: emergencynursing2020@gmail.com
Greetings!!!
We would like to have your support for the 6th Annual Congress on Emergency Nursing and Critical Care, to be held in March 09-10, 2020 Rome, Italy. It consists of oral presentations, poster presentations and workshop. This highlights the theme Exploring the Innovation and Advances in Nursing and Critical Care. We would like to have your support like exhibitor or speaker or media partner or delegate participation. Please let us know your interest.
Kindly check out the provided link of conference @ https://emergency.nursingmeetings.com/
Thanks & Regards
Crystal Watson
Program Manager
Emergency Nursing 2020
47 Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY
Direct: +44 7460854031
Email: emergencymedicine@medicalscienceconference.com
Alternate email: emergencynursing2020@gmail.com
September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month, and to commemorate, the 109th Anniversary of Sickle Cell discovery, Queens Sickle cell Advocacy Network, Inc., is organizing a Walk-A-Thon on September 7th, 2019 in an effort to raise the level of awareness, education, and research of this deadly disease.
We are asking your organization to attend the QSCAN Annual Sickle Cell Walk-A-Thon. With us working together, we will continue in our quest to find a cure for Sickle Cell Disease.
In addition to being a walker (see attachment) there are many other ways to participate; choose to be a team leader walking under your business’s banner, join a team, donate, perform, and more. You can register your business and acquire tickets through our website: https://nysicklecellwalkathon.myevent.com/
The Walk starts at 160th St between Liberty and Archer Avenues (near the last stop of the ‘E’ train, Jamaica Center and York College) and ends at Roy Wilkins Park.
Sickle Cell Disease affects 100, 000 Americans. It affects 1 in 500 African Americans and 1 in 36,000 Hispanic Americans. Sickle Cell Disease is a prominent life-threatening disease that causes the blood cells of those afflicted to be in a sickle shape. The results are a lack of oxygen and possible clogging of blood vessels. As a prominent debilitating disease, it does not have the recognition it needs to have. The purpose of this event is to raise awareness of Sickle Cell Disease and to raise funds for the benefit of individuals and families affected by Sickle Cell Disease. Together, we can raise awareness and fuel the drive for a cure!
Hello! My name is Angela Cammarn. I am a Registered Nurse and today I am volunteering with Silent No More Foundation. Silent No More is a group of healthcare workers and supporters who are on a mission to protect healthcare workers before, during, and after an assault in the workplace in a variety of ways. Today, we are working on legislative advocacy, with which we are hoping you can help.
We are currently organizing a call-in day in support of congressional bill H.R. 1309 — Workplace Violence Prevention for Healthcare and Social Service Workers Act. This bill adds a requirement for healthcare and social services employers to develop a violence prevention plan. With these fields being the industries with the most non-lethal assaults, I do not need to tell you how urgently we need this legislation to pass.
(If the above link does not work, details on this bill can be found here: https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/1309)
Your organization has been supportive of healthcare workers in the past, which is why we are contacting you to ask for help. We believe strongly that the more voices we have, the louder we are, and the more effective we can be. Our National Call-In Day is taking place on July 10th. We are requesting you share this date with your members, and ask them to call their congressperson that day in support of H.R. 1309.
If you are interested in helping us with the National Call-In Day, please respond letting us know, or call us at (410)864-0909. We can fill you in on the logistics, as well as answer any questions you might have about us and what is needed on the bill. You can also check out our Call-In Day FAQ page.
We look forward to hearing back from you! Thank you for your support of those who work in healthcare! If we can get this legislation passed, it will be a safer place for all of us!
Sincerely,
Angela Cammarn
Registered Nurse
Volunteer for Silent No More Foundation
(410) 864-0909
info@silentnomorefoundation.com
silentnomorefoundation.com
Find us on social media!
facebook group: /healthcareworkersprotectionact
facebook page: /silentnomoredoundation
twitter: @silentnomorefnd
The conference will take place August 9th-11th in New York City and the deadline for submitting abstracts is January 31st. Please free to forward this message along and reach out to me directly with questions at evansem1@beloit.edu.
Erin M. Evans, Ph.D.
Department of Sociology
Beloit College
URL for information:
https://www.sssp1.org/index.cfm/m/755/fuseaction/ssspsession2.publicView
Greetings!
We take this opportunity to express our gratitude for Companies like you to collaborate with us as a Speaker or Delegates or Media Partner or Exhibitor or Sponsor in the event "49th World Congress on Advanced Nursing Research” Berlin, Germany during June 10-11, 2019 and making it a success.
This year we are inviting eminent dignitaries to make the event more interesting.
It gives us great pleasure to invite your Team to take part in the Event.
We look forward to your active participation to make the event a memorable one. You can go through the details in the given link: https://nursingresearch.nursingmeetings.com/
Eagerly looking forward to your participation
Best Regards,
Dr. Rachel Jacob | Program Director
Advanced Nursing Research 2019
London, W3 6AY, UK
Toll Free: +1-800-014-8923
Email: nursingresearch@annualconferences.org
My name is Anthony Beckford and I am running for NY State Assembly in Brooklyn. I am a long time community advocate, activist, Marine Corps veteran and the leader of the Brooklyn Sector of Copwatch Patrol Unit. I am going against a corrupt corporate controlled democrat who has been inconsistent with the community and has many ties to corrupt individuals and donors. I am running to take back our community and to continue being the Voice of the silenced. I am also running to answer the demands of the people and to be the true representation that the community has been asking for. Looking forward to hearing back from you.