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Jun 27, 2007 10:20 PM

Magnet hospitals in Orange County


Can someone tell me which hospitals in Orange County are magnet hospitals? Or could you direct me to a wesite where I could find this info out myself. I tried googling it but I didn't have much luck.

Can union hospitals be magnet hospitals?

I'm really confused on the whole union hospital thing. I just can't grasp the idea..


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from fergus51
Old Jun 28, 2007, 10:58 AM

Default Re: Magnet hospitals in Orange County
Originally Posted by luv2shopp85 View Post
Can someone tell me which hospitals in Orange County are magnet hospitals? Or could you direct me to a wesite where I could find this info out myself. I tried googling it but I didn't have much luck.

Can union hospitals be magnet hospitals?

I'm really confused on the whole union hospital thing. I just can't grasp the idea..

Magnet has nothing to do with whether it's union or not.

Here is a list for the whole country:

http://www.nursingworld.org/ancc/magnet/getall.cfm
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from CRNA2BKY
Old Jun 28, 2007, 01:20 PM

Default Re: Magnet hospitals in Orange County
Originally Posted by luv2shopp85 View Post
Can someone tell me which hospitals in Orange County are magnet hospitals? Or could you direct me to a wesite where I could find this info out myself. I tried googling it but I didn't have much luck.

Can union hospitals be magnet hospitals?

I'm really confused on the whole union hospital thing. I just can't grasp the idea..
Sorry, what part of union is confusing to you? A union is an organization that employees are members of, and the organization helps protect the rights of the employees, as well as act as a negotiating team between management and employees. Hope this help clear up any confusions as to what unions are.
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Old Nov 19, 2007, 06:54 PM

Default Re: Magnet hospitals in Orange County
Originally Posted by fergus51 View Post
Magnet has nothing to do with whether it's union or not.

Here is a list for the whole country:

http://www.nursingworld.org/ancc/magnet/getall.cfm
that link doesn't work for me.........I'm wondering what a 'magnet hospital' is??????
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