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eridani

(51,907 posts)
Fri Aug 7, 2015, 12:40 AM Aug 2015

National Nurses United conference call with Sanders 8/10

Senator Bernie Sanders—a champion of Medicare for all, national nurse-to-patient ratios, collective bargaining rights for RNs, Robin Hood Tax on Wall Street, and more—is inviting nurses to take part in a live, nationally broadcast conversation, held at the National Nurses United office in Oakland, CA.

When: Monday, Aug. 10
3 pm EDT/ 2 pm CDT/ 12 pm PDT

Join in, and you can help shape the role of nurses’ values in the upcoming political landscape. 


To be part of the conference call, please RSVP at: www.att-rsvp.com.
Provide conference ID 366260 and then your name, email, and state.
You’ll then be sent the dial-in number.

Watch the conversation LIVE on our website here.
http://www.nationalnursesunited.org/videos

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National Nurses United conference call with Sanders 8/10 (Original Post) eridani Aug 2015 OP
Wow! This is huge! K&R! Enthusiast Aug 2015 #1
I really hope the nurses endorse Bernie, because ... Scuba Aug 2015 #2
 

Scuba

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2. I really hope the nurses endorse Bernie, because ...
Fri Aug 7, 2015, 07:28 AM
Aug 2015
http://www.gallup.com/poll/180260/americans-rate-nurses-highest-honesty-ethical-standards.aspx

Americans Rate Nurses Highest on Honesty, Ethical Standards

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- In 2014, Americans say nurses have the highest honesty and ethical standards. Members of Congress and car salespeople were given the worst ratings among the 11 professions included in this year's poll. Eighty percent of Americans say nurses have "very high" or "high" standards of honesty and ethics, compared with a 7% rating for members of Congress and 8% for car salespeople.

Americans have been asked to rate the honesty and ethics of various professions annually since 1990, and periodically since 1976. Nurses have topped the list each year since they were first included in 1999, with the exception of 2001 when firefighters were included in response to their work during and after the 9/11 attacks. Since 2005, at least 80% of Americans have said nurses have high ethics and honesty. Two other medical professions -- medical doctors and pharmacists -- tie this year for second place at 65%, with police officers and clergy approaching 50%.
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