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Shands HealthCare, which runs a financially strapped Jacksonville hospital, will contribute $500,000 to the city's 2005 Super Bowl and will be the official healthcare provider. Advocates for the poor are scoffing at the idea.
It's spending money like this "to improve hospital image/name" that SHOULD be spent on nursing salary improvements/work conditions that makes nurses blood boil and LEAVE a facility.
I am almost embrassed to say I am currently a student going though FCCJ and doing my clinicals at Shands.....they have always been bad at managing money
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
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Shands HealthCare, which runs a financially strapped Jacksonville hospital, will contribute $500,000 to the city's 2005 Super Bowl and will be the official healthcare provider. Advocates for the poor are scoffing at the idea.
Florida Times-Union, Jan. 15, 2003
http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/011503/met_11475077.shtml
It's spending money like this "to improve hospital image/name" that SHOULD be spent on nursing salary improvements/work conditions that makes nurses blood boil and LEAVE a facility.