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Another interesting aspect of this is the relation that the nursing shortage plays in this:

Nurses say the persistent nationwide nursing shortage is making matters worse, because understaffing increases the risk of violent incidents. And nurses cite the fear of assault as a reason for low morale, especially if they feel that management does not share their concern.

“Staffing levels really affect what happens in terms of safety on the unit,” said Barbara Williams, a psychiatric and emergency room nurse who retired last year from Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz, Calif. “If people’s needs don’t get met in a timely manner, that level of frustration builds. When people become angry, the nurses become the focus of the anger when they really had nothing to do with it.”

I cannot imagine having to endure verbal or physical assaults while at work and this story really opened my eyes as I had no idea that this was happening at such a high rate! It certainly has given me a new appreciation for all nurses. Your jobs are difficult enough that you shouldn’t need to deal with this also.

Have you ever suffered from an attack while on a travel nursing assignment?  What measures do your facilities take to safegaurd against these attacks?

The United States squandered a three-goal fourth quarter lead and then hung on to win, 9-8. Along the way, they helped exorcise some of the ghosts of Olympics past. They’ll face the Netherlands in the gold medal match after the Dutch beat Hungary, 8-7, in the second semi-final on Tuesday. 

“I’m speechless,” said U.S.A. attacker Patty Cardenas. “Who wouldn’t want to play for a gold medal? Our fans are great, our team mates are great, our coaches. I can’t describe it. It’s a dream come true.”

 
For the Americans, the victory erases some bad memories that have been lurking in the pool from the past two Olympics. In Sydney in 2000 the Australians beat the Americans on a controversial goal with 1.2 seconds remaining. (”I’m still going to therapy over Sydney,” said U.S.A. Coach Guy Baker.) In Athens in 2004 the Americans had a two-goal lead going into the fourth quarter only to lose to Italy with two seconds left.
 

“I was kind of having deja vu,” Villa said.

But instead of heartbreak, the American women are on the doorstep of history. They held on after Villa’s game winner when goalkeeper Betsey Armstrong, who finished with eight saves, stopped a shot at the final horn. 

“It was thrilling and definitely exciting,” Armstrong said. “We’ve been in situations like that and you draw on what you’re supposed to do.” 

And now the Americans, who are ranked No. 1 in the world, have a chance to do what they’re supposed to — take home their first-ever gold medal.