[net-gold] TX and SW Articles

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Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 22:34:31 -0600
From: "Barbara Acello, RN" <bacello@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [Net-Gold] TX and SW Articles





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TX and SW Articles




Doctors disciplined by Texas earn
money from drug firms, records show
Dallas Morning News


After the woman died of an overdose,
a suicide, the Texas Medical Board
found in 2000 that Jones "failed to
thoroughly document his rationale
for...

snip

Jones is not alone. An investigation
by the journalism website ProPublica,
in conjunction with The Dallas Morning
News, found that 46 physicians in
Texas who have been disciplined by
the state medical board have received
more than $800,000 from pharmaceutical
firms since 2009.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/
dws/news/texassouthwest/stories/
111810dnentdrugdoctors.23ce7f6d9.html




Doctors and drug companies: About this story
Dallas Morning News

ProPublica also provided The News with
the names of physicians who received
drug company payments and who had been
disciplined by the Texas Medical
Board. ...

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/
dws/news/texassouthwest/stories/
DN-drugdoctorexplain_18pro.
ART.State.Edition1.4b87a7a.html




Ambulance response time hits deadlines
Amarillo.com

An AMS ambulance and crew pull away
from the emergency room at Northwest
Texas Healthcare System. By Kevin Welch
Response times for all levels of
medical ...

http://amarillo.com/news/local-news/
2010-11-18/ambulance-response-time-
hits-deadlines




Houston Woman Sues Doctor For Botched Surgery
MyFox Houston

The Texas Medical Board imposed an
administrative penalty against Dr. Bui
for advertising as a cosmetic surgeon
when she's not certified in that
area. ...

http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpp/news/
investigates/101117-houston-woman-
sues-doctor-for-botched-surgery





Ablechild - Unsung Hero in Battle
Against Psychopharmaceutical Industry
CounterCurrents.org

Medical testing by Dr Mary Ann Block,
a Texas osteopathic physician, later
showed that Michael suffered from anemia,
hypoglycemia and allergies. ...

http://www.countercurrents.org/
pringle181110.htm




Texas sets bad example of state government
Statesman Journal

The majority GOP legislative leadership
is now proposing that Texas abolish
Medicaid. Abandoning Medicaid would
leave two-thirds of nursing home
patients ...

http://www.statesmanjournal.com/article/
20101117/OPINION/11170430/1050/opinion




FHLB Dallas Awards Grant For
Construction of Affordable Assisted
Living ...
Senior Housing News

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas
(FHLB Dallas) and Bank of Texas
recently awarded a $500000 Affordable
Housing Program (AHP) grant to assist
Oak Timbers ...

http://seniorhousingnews.com/2010/11/17/
fhlb-dallas-awards-grant-for-
construction-of-affordable-assisted-
living-project-in-north-texas/




Professor helps develop robot to help the elderly

Imagine your life in 60 years.
You oversleep and are awakened by a
walking, talking robot checking to
make sure you are all right.
Within five years, this could be a
reality for the increasing elderly
population of the world. Jim Juola,
a professor of cognitive psychology,
is part of an international team
designing a robot that would provide
in-home care for the elderly. He is
the only person from the United States
to be working on the project, which
is funded by the European Comission.
The project is called K-SERA
Knowledgable Service Robots for the
Aging.

http://www.kansan.com/news/2010/nov/17/
professor-helps-develop-robot-help-elderly/




ANAs Foundation of Nursing 2010 Package_11/16/10_

ANA?s popular Foundation of Nursing
Package has been redesigned and
updated to include 2010 revisions
of _Nursing: Scope and Standards of
Practice_ and _Nursing?s Social
Policy Statement: The Essence of the
Profession_. Now through the
December 31, NursesBooks.org

http://lists.ana.org/t/503912/
438662/252/0/?u=aHR0cDovL251cn
Nlc2Jvb2tzLm9yZy8%3d&x=5d0d1c49




Nelson seeks reforms to protect
vulnerable residents
McKinney Courier Gazette

Texas Nursing: SB 192 strengthens
protections for nurses engaged in patient
advocacy activities. SB 193 allows the
Board of Nursing to collect data
from ...

http://www.courier-gazette.com/
articles/2010/11/18/
flower_mound_leader/news/616.txt




Dallas' Caruth Foundation gives
$2 million to help sex assault victims
Dallas Morning News

... comfortable seeking it and the
citizens of North Texas feel safer
knowing this nurse-led service will
help increase convictions in sexual
assault cases. ...

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/
dws/news/healthscience/stories/
111810dnmetpresbygrant.3ba79c8.html




The Texas Medicaid Scenario --
Why It's Never Going To Happen
Kaiser Health News

... sometimes children or siblings
who might need a wheelchair, a visiting
nurse or other help. Two-thirds of
Texas' nursing home patients rely on
Medicaid. ...

http://www.kaiserhealthnews.org/Columns/
2010/November/1118pollack.aspx




In a small East Texas town, one man
fights for his right to medical
marijuana-and suffers the consequences.

Off of a dead-end street in the lush
woodlands of East Texas, Chris Cain
rides his motorized wheelchair to his
trailer's front door and pushes it
open with his wrist. With his barking
Chihuahua trailing behind, he spins
and leads me toward his office space,
excusing the place's appearance.
It's been through two hurricanes and
two police raids. It's had it, he
drawls. In his living room, worn
couches face a big-screen television.
With a goatee and shoulder-length
hair, Cain, 41, calls himself a
rocker.

snip

Cain knew forgoing prescription drugs
in favor of marijuana in Texas was
risky. But he didn't realize how far
local authorities would take their
zero-tolerance drug policies. As he
saw it, he was just a disabled guy.

snip

After the raid, Cain was arrested
and booked into a holding cell at the
county jail. The cell was not
handicapped-accessible, and he had
no one to help him relieve his bladder
or bowels, he says, though he asked
for help.

Around 5 p.m., after being held for
seven hours, a jail nurse arrived to
evaluate his needs. He told her he
needed help relieving himself, that he
couldn't eat without adaptive equipment
and that he needed sedatives to
calm his spasms. The nurse told him
he could take care of himself. Late
that night, he was released. He spent
days recovering from an extended
bladder and bleeding around his
catheter, he says.

http://spot.us/stories/
645-the-little-herb-in-the-big-
thicket-a-threat-to-society




Strengthening Your ASC's Infection
Control and Quality Improvement Program ....
Becker's ASC Review

Meg Tomlinson, administrator at
Metrocrest Surgery Center in Carrollton,
Texas, discusses how her ASC
strengthened its infection control and
quality improvement programs.

snip

MT: I had a nurse who had a lot of
potential because she was always wanting
to be in charge and wanting to learn,
so I delegated these responsibilities
to ...

http://tinyurl.com/24pn6fz




Hospital Corpsman Shows Compassion
to Afghans, Coalition Forces
DVIDS

... that she experienced as a little
girl growing up in an El Paso, Texas
children's home that inspired her to
become a civilian nurse and Navy
corpsman. ...

http://www.dvidshub.net/news/60380/
hospital-corpsman-shows-compassion-
afghans-coalition-forces




Presbyterian Announces $2-Million
Grant Increasing Resources For Dallas
Rape ...
Dallas Observer (blog)

... with the installment of a Sexual
Assault Nurse Examiner program and
treatment center at Texas Health
Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. ...

http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/unfairpark/
2010/11/until_this_year_dallas_has.php




Texas: Decision eliminating health
liability of successor to asbestos
product manufacturer reversed

Robinson v. Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.
Supreme Court of Texas
Case No. 06-0714
Decided October 22, 2010
Opinion by Justice Hecht

http://www.supreme.courts.state.tx.us/
opinions/HTMLOpinionInfo.asp?OpinionID=2001612





"Barbara Acello, RN"
bacello@xxxxxxxxxxx




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