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National Nurse magazine October 2015

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4 News Briefs Massachusetts RNs push to expand ratios to all units 5 | Nina Pham speaks about Ebola experience at Massachusetts convention 6 | Minnesota RNs challenge Big Pharma; Minnesota beefs up infectious disease protection and training 7 | RNs approve social, racial, economic justice resolutions at 2015 convention 8 | Marin RNs strike for staffing, fair contract 9 | Conversations with Kay 10 | Contra Costa County RNs settle contract; RNs in Florida and Texas protest understaffing; Iowa RNs hold first-ever summit; Ohio RNs learn labor history and march on hospital 11 Unfinished Work NNU RNs work to secure voting rights for all. By RoseAnn DeMoro 12 Connect the Dots The Women's Global Health Leadership program helps RNs better understand the structural inequalities shaping public health. By Kari Jones 14 Ms. Almada Goes to Washington Allysha Almada, an RN fired for organizing her hospital, journeys to Washington, D.C. to speak for nurses and workers' rights. By Martha Wallner Contents O C T O B E R 2 0 1 5 W W W . N A T I O N A L N U R S E S U N I T E D . O R G N A T I O N A L N U R S E 3 ON THE COVER: Jana Siu, an RN who has done relief work around the world, recently completed National Nurses United's Women's Global Health Leadership Program in order to gain a deeper understanding of the global forces and financial institutions that influence public health. Here, Siu plays with a baby while family members received child nutrition education and received government subsidized food rations near Jhabua, Madyha Pradesh, India in October 2010. 12 14 7

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